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Protesters gather ahead of Scotland v Israel match<br/><br/>Protesters have gathered outside Hampden ahead of Scotland’s Euro 2025 qualifier against Israel over the country’s military operation in Gaza.<br/><br/>A group carrying small coffins and Palestinian flags stood at the doors of the main stand prior to kick off.<br/><br/>The match is being played behind closed doors with no fans in attendance due to security concerns over “planned disruptions”.<br/><br/>The group B2 game is scheduled to kick off at 19:05.<br/><br/>Why Scotland are playing Israel in women's qualifier<br/><br/>Scotland v Israel to be played behind closed doors<br/><br/><br/>Last week, the SFA said it had been left with \
Protesters gather ahead of Scotland v Israel match<br/><br/>Protesters have gathered outside Hampden ahead of Scotland’s Euro 2025 qualifier against Israel over the country’s military operation in Gaza.<br/><br/>A group carrying small coffins and Palestinian flags stood at the doors of the main stand prior to kick off.<br/><br/>The match is being played behind closed doors with no fans in attendance due to security concerns over “planned disruptions”.<br/><br/>The group B2 game is scheduled to kick off at 19:05.<br/><br/>Why Scotland are playing Israel in women's qualifier<br/><br/>Scotland v Israel to be played behind closed doors<br/><br/><br/>Last week, the SFA said it had been left with \
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