SCOTS FANS SET FOR KAUNAS TAKEOVER
Published:
1 April 2003 y., Tuesday
SCOTLAND will enjoy the backing of a 'home' crowd when they play in Lithuania on Wednesday.
The Lithuanian FA have sold just 600 briefs for the Euro 2004 qualifier in Kaunas, while the SFA have sold 3,000, with another 500 fans expected to travel without tickets. Soccer is still a minority sport in the basketball-mad Balkan state.
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