Scots bounce back to beat France
U21 Scotland men turned the tables and got a deserved win over the French winning 2-1 this afternoon.
The Scots took the lead mid-way through the first half after a great interception in midfield was made Ross McIntyre put the ball away with a reverse stick shot.
France snatch a goal just before half time to keep it all level going into the second half. Kleburnes Craig Morton scored the winner tapping in a deflection form a Scottish short corner.

(Kelburne player Craig Morton at the National Player Offs earlier this year)
Head coach Graham Moodie is pleased with his team’s performance and believes this is a really good step ahead of the Europeans next week; ‘We battled out the win in the end, but France are a good team and it was a pleasing performance and result.’
Recent posts:
- Approaching the business end of the premierships
- Watsonians women and Edinburgh University men still hold Premiership pole position
- Top rung of women`s Premiership now underway
- Scottish Hockey launches new strategy: Shaping the Future of Hockey in Scotland
- Scottish Cup quarter-final outcomes
- Vacancies - Performance Pathway
- Action packed day of youth hockey at Glasgow National Hockey Centre
- Slight change at the top of the men`s Premiership
- Scotland women qualify for FIH World Cup for first time since 2002
- Scotland women to play for bronze after losing to England in FIH World Cup Qualifiers

