Scotland undone by Wales at home
Wales came from behind to beat Scotland 2-1 in their 2014 World Cup qualifier at a blizzard-bound Hampden Park as both sides ended the game with ten men.
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Scotland and Serbia ends in stalemate at Hampden
Scotland are already playing catch-up in their 2014 World Cup qualification campaign after drawing a blank against Serbia in their opening Group A game at Hampden Park.
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Japan shock 10-man Spain at Hampden Park
World and European champions Spain fell to a surprise defeat in their opening match of the Olympic Games as Japan claimed a 1-0 win with a hugely impressive performance at Hampden Park.
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Fenlon guides Hibs to the cup final
Pat Fenlon's Hibernian reached the final of the William Hill Scottish Cup thanks to a 2-1 win against Aberdeen at Hampden Park.
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Celtic planning happy Hampden return
Captain Scott Brown is determined to ensure a happy afternoon at Hampden Park as Celtic take on Hearts in the Scottish Cup semi-final on Saturday.
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Falkirk 1-3 Celtic
An Anthony Stokes double took Celtic past battling Falkirk in the semi-final of the Scottish League Cup at Hampden Park.
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Fletcher resumes Scotland captaincy role
Darren Fletcher returns as skipper for Scotland's crucial Euro 2012 qualifier against Czech Republic at Hampden Park tomorrow.
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Scotland 2-1 Denmark
Robert Snodgrass grabbed his maiden international goal as Scotland claimed their first victory over Denmark since 1975 in the friendly at Hampden Park.
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Motherwell 0-3 Celtic
Neil Lennon picked up his first trophy as Celtic manager with a comfortable Scottish Cup final win over Motherwell at Hampden Park.
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Celtic 4-0 Aberdeen
Celtic will meet Motherwell in the Scottish Cup final next month after easing past 10-man Aberdeen in their semi-final clash at Hampden Park.
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Celtic 1-2 Rangers (AET)
Rangers won the Scottish League Cup on Sunday with a victory over arch rivals Celtic after extra time at Hampden Park.
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Inverness 1-2 Celtic
Joe Ledley's double fired Celtic into the Scottish Cup semi-finals to face Aberdeen at Hampden Park.
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Scotland 0-1 Netherlands
Scotland's World Cup hopes were shattered tonight as they slumped to defeat against the Netherlands at Hampden - with a question mark now hanging over George Burley's future as manager.
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Celtic 2-0 Rangers (after extra time)
Darren O'Dea proved the unlikely hero as Celtic enjoyed their first final victory over Rangers for 20 years in today's CIS Cup final at Hampden Park.
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Maradona threatens to resign
Diego Maradona has claimed he will walk out on Argentina ahead of the friendly against Scotland at Hampden Park next week if he is refused permission to appoint Oscar Ruggeri as his number two.
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Scotland 0-0 Norway
Debutant Chris Iwelumo missed an incredible second-half chance as Scotland's 2010 World Cup qualification hopes received a massive blow against Norway at Hampden Park.
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McFadden takes swipe at referee
James McFadden claimed Scotland had been 'absolutely robbed' during their 2-1 Euro 2008 qualifying defeat against Italy at Hampden Park this evening.
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Sevilla & Espanyol into UEFA final
Holders Sevilla remain on course to win a second successive UEFA Cup title after brushing aside Osasuna to book their place in the May 16 final at Glasgow's Hampden Park.
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Dunfermline 1-0 Hibernian
Jim McIntyre fired Stephen Kenny's Dunfermline side into the Tennent's Scottish Cup final with a dramatic late penalty over Hibernian at Hampden Park tonight.
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St Johnstone1-2 Celtic
A Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink brace booked Celtic's place in the Tennent's Scottish Cup final but only after they were pushed all the way by St Johnstone in a 2-1 win at Hampden Park.