
Soccer Football - Euro 2024 Qualifier - Group A - Scotland v Norway - Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - November 19, 2023 Scotland's Stuart Armstrong and Greg Taylor with Norway's Mohammed Elyounoussi after the match REUTERS/Russell Cheyne
GLASGOW (Reuters) - Scotland finished their Euro 2024 qualification campaign with a frenetic 3-3 home draw against Norway but despite being denied by a late equaliser it was a joyous night at Hampden on Sunday.
With qualification already assured for next year's championships in Germany, Scotland twice came from a goal down and Stuart Armstrong's effort on the hour looked as though it would earn a sixth victory from eight Group A games.
But Mohamed Elyounoussi's header in the 86th minute earned Norway a point.
The result meant Scotland finished the group in second place with 17 points, four points behind group winners Spain.
(Reporting by Martyn Herman; Editing by Toby Davis)