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Scotland the Brave: The Greatest Triumphs Over England (1990) | Slate

Scotland the Brave: The Greatest Triumphs Over England

Scotland's great football victories over England, beginning in 1874.

Released: 1990
Runtime: 1h 5m
Genres: Documentary

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Cast

Gordon Banks
Jim Baxter
Billy Bremner

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