Scotland's most iconic goal - have your say
Vote in the first round to find out what goal will be crowned Scotland's greatest.
So many watershed moments, but only one can be the greatest. We're asking you to choose the most iconic goal scored by the Scotland men's national team. Over the last few weeks, you have put forward your suggestions and we can now announce the 16 goals to take part.
It's a knockout format leading up to the World Cup - starting with the last 16 - before we crown the most iconic goal just before the tournament kicks off. Vote here for this week's match up between Kenny Dalglish (goal three) and David Narey (goal five). You can also watch every goal below.
Goal 1: Denis Law v England (1967) The day Scotland shocked the world. Denis Law grabbing the opener as Scotland beat newly crowned world champions England 3-2 at Wembley. Goal 2: Joe Jordan v Czechoslovakia (1973) Joe Jordan with a famous headed winning goal that sent Scotland to the 1974 World Cup.
Goal 3: Kenny Dalglish v Wales (1977) In a match dubbed the Battle of Britain, Kenny Dalglish scored in the 87th minute to secure Scotland's World Cup qualification. Goal 4: Archie Gemmill v Netherlands (1978) Archie Gemmill's incredible solo goal put Scotland 3-1 up against the Netherlands at the 1978 World Cup. Goal 5: David Narey v Brazil (1982) Cue the scenes as David Narey gives Scotland a shock lead against Brazil with this piledriver.