The quest to crown Scotland’s most iconic goal has reached the quarter-finals.
This knockout tournament builds up to the World Cup, with the winner crowned just before the tournament begins.
In the first quarter-final, Scott McTominay’s overhead kick against Denmark decisively beat Leigh Griffiths’ second free kick against England.
The second quarter-final saw James McFadden’s long-range strike against France in 2007 outshine Kieran Tierney’s goal against Denmark from last year.
Now, David Narey’s famous strike against Brazil in 1982 faces Kenny McLean’s incredible halfway-line goal against Denmark, which secured Scotland’s World Cup qualification last November.
You have until Monday to cast your vote, and you can watch every goal below.
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Goal 1: Denis Law vs England (1967) — The day Scotland shocked the world. Denis Law opened the scoring as Scotland beat the newly crowned world champions England 3-2 at Wembley.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Law vs England
Goal 2: Joe Jordan vs Czechoslovakia (1973) — Joe Jordan’s famous headed winner sent Scotland to the 1974 World Cup.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Jordan vs Czechoslovakia
Goal 3: Kenny Dalglish vs Wales (1977) — In a match called the Battle of Britain, Kenny Dalglish scored in the 87th minute to secure Scotland’s World Cup qualification.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Dalglish vs Wales
Goal 4: Archie Gemmill vs Netherlands (1978) — Archie Gemmill’s incredible solo goal put Scotland 3-1 up against the Netherlands at the 1978 World Cup.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Gemmell vs Netherlands
Goal 5: David Narey vs Brazil (1982) — David Narey gave Scotland a shock lead against Brazil with this piledriver.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Narey vs Brazil
Goal 6: Kenny Dalglish vs Belgium (1982) — A great turn and neat footwork from Kenny Dalglish produced another iconic Scotland moment, this time against Belgium.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Dalglish vs Belgium
Goal 7: Kenny Dalglish vs Spain (1984) — A left-foot strike into the top corner, adding to Kenny Dalglish’s collection of memorable goals.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Dalglish vs Spain
Goal 8: Ally McCoist vs Switzerland (1996) — Euro 96 heaven for Scotland as Ally McCoist sealed victory against Switzerland at Villa Park.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – McCoist vs Switzerland
Goal 9: James McFadden vs France (2007) — James McFadden’s 30-yard strike stunned France at the Parc des Princes, securing a famous Scotland victory.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – McFadden vs France
Goal 10: Shaun Maloney vs Republic of Ireland (2014) — Shaun Maloney finished off a well-worked corner routine to seal a Euro 2016 qualifying victory at Celtic Park.
Figure caption: Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal – Maloney vs Republic of Ireland
