Scotland Exit World Cup, Manager Clarke Resigns

Scotland were eliminated from the World Cup after failing to finish among the best third-placed teams, and manager Steve Clarke resigned immediately after the campaign ended.

Clarke's seven-year tenure concluded in disappointment, with a joyless campaign yielding only one win despite the team's first tournament appearance in 28 years.

King Charles offered his sincere commiserations to the team, while the Scottish FA began its search for a replacement with Chief Football Officer Craig Mulholland set to play a significant role.

The Tartan Army's presence across the United States was fondly remembered, even as the team's performance fell short of expectations.