Piratas de Quebradillas 90:105 Aguada Santeros 
San German 98:96 Capitanes de Arecibo 
Mets de Guaynabo 102:129 Criollos de Caguas 
Leones De Ponce 81:77 Vaqueros de Bayamon 
Indiana Fever W 111:87 Los Angeles Sparks W 
Metros de Santiago 97:98 Caneros 
Vancouver Bandits 94:88 Winnipeg Sea Bears 
Seattle Storm W 105:90 Atlanta Dream W 
The Sharks 79:70 Arturo Prat San Felipe 
Woodville Warriors W 85:87 North Adelaide Rockets W 
Melbourne Tigers W 80:70 Dandenong Rangers W 
Sandringham W 106:65 Bendigo Braves W 
North Gold Coast Seahawks W 84:91 Logan Thunder W 
Canterbury Rams 93:77 Bay Hawks 
Nunawading W 77:74 Mt. Gambier W 
Manly W. W 93:56 Bankstown Bruins W 
Newcastle Falcons W 86:36 Penrith P. W 
Sturt Sabres W 111:51 Eastern Mavericks W 
South Adelaide Panthers W 98:68 Central Districts Lions W 
West Adelaide Bearcats W 105:57 Southern Tigers W 
Woodville Warriors 114:112 North Adelaide Rockets 
Melbourne Tigers 99:76 Dandenong 
Sandringham Sabres 110:102 Bendigo Braves 
North Gold Coast Seahawks 85:105 Logan Thunder 
Nunawading 110:100 Mt Gambier 
Manly W. 92:84 Bankstown Bruins 
Newcastle Falcons 84:70 Penrith P. 
Sturt Sabres 115:79 Eastern Mavericks 
Forestville Eagles W 62:72 Norwood Flames W 
West Adelaide Bearcats 121:94 Southern Tigers 
Now that Steve Clarke’s time as Scotland boss appears to be winding down, fans have started dreaming about who should take over. The debate is heating up across pubs, social media, and forums. Everyone has an opinion, but a few names keep popping up again and again.
Top Contenders Among the Supporters
When you ask Scotland fans who they want as the next head coach, a few clear favorites emerge. These are the names that come up most often:
- David Moyes – The experienced Scotsman has managed at the highest level and knows the international game.
- Steve McManaman – Some fans want a fresh face with a modern approach, though he’s not a traditional choice.
- Jack Ross – A younger manager who has worked in Scottish football and understands the local talent pool.
Each of these candidates brings something different. Moyes offers stability and know-how. Ross offers energy and familiarity with the Scottish game. And McManaman represents a wildcard option.
What Fans Really Want in a Coach
Beyond just picking a name, supporters have clear wishes for the next boss. They want someone who can build on Clarke’s defensive solidity but also add more attacking flair. Here’s what they’re asking for:
- A manager who will give young players a real chance
- Someone with a clear tactical identity
- An ability to get the best out of stars like John McGinn and Andy Robertson
- Good media skills and a personality that connects with the nation
Fans also hope the new coach can make Hampden Park a fortress again and lead the team to more major tournaments.
Looking Ahead to the Next Era
The final decision rests with the Scottish FA, but the fans’ voice matters. Whoever gets the job will have big boots to fill. The passion of the Tartan Army is strong, and they’re ready to get behind the right person. With a smart appointment, Scotland can keep moving forward and aim for even bigger things on the international stage.