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This article lists the results of the Scotland women's national football team from their first official match in 1972 [1] [2] [3] to 1999. The list excludes unofficial matches, where the opposition did not have full international status or it was played behind closed doors.
| 18 Nov 1972 | Scotland  | 2–3 |  England | Ravenscraig Stadium, Greenock |
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| 23 Nov 1974 | Scotland | 11–1 |  Northern Ireland | Kilbowie Park, Clydebank |
| 18 Apr 1976 | Republic of Ireland  | 3–3 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 4 July 1976 | Scotland | 3–1 | Republic of Ireland | Grangemouth |
Creamer  15'McLaren 50'Hunter 75' | Begbie (o.g.), 30' | Attendance: 200 [4] |
| 26 Feb 1977 | Northern Ireland | 1–3 | Scotland | Larne |
| 29 May 1977 | Scotland | 2–1 | England | Downfield Park, Dundee |
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| 8 Apr 1978 | Scotland | 2–1 | Northern Ireland | Glenrothes |
| 29 Jul 1978 | Scotland | 0–0 |  Switzerland | Pescara |
| 31 Jul 1978 | Scotland | 3–2 |  Yugoslavia | Pescara |
| 2 Jun 1979 | Northern Ireland | 0-3 | Scotland | Ballyclare |
| 20 Jul 1979 1979 Unofficial Euros | France  | 0–0 | Scotland | Rimini |
| 22 Jul 1979 1979 Unofficial Euros | Denmark  | 2–0 | Scotland | Riccione |
| 29 Mar 1981 | Republic of Ireland | 0–5 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 19 Aug 1982 | Italy  | 1–2 | Scotland | Monfalcone |
| 4 Sep 1982 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | Northern Ireland | 1–2 | Scotland | Belfast |
| 19 Sep 1982 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 3–0 | Republic of Ireland | Dunfermline |
| 3 Oct 1982 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 0–4 | England | Dumbarton |
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| 18 Mar 1983 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | Republic of Ireland | 1–1 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 17 Apr 1983 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 3–0 | Northern Ireland | Glasgow |
| 22 May 1983 Unofficial 1984 Euro qualifiers | England | 2–0 | Scotland | Leeds |
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| 22 Apr 1984 | Wales  | 1–1 | Scotland | Colwyn Bay |
| 27 May 1984 | Scotland | 0–1 | Republic of Ireland | Glasgow |
| 17 Mar 1985 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | England | 4–0 | Scotland | Preston |
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| 2 Jun 1985 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 2–1 | Republic of Ireland | Glasgow |
| 23 Nov 1985 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | Northern Ireland | 1–9 | Scotland | Belfast |
| 25 May 1986 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 7–0 | Northern Ireland | Dumbarton |
| 28 Sep 1986 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | Republic of Ireland | 1–5 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 12 Oct 1986 Unofficial 1987 Euro qualifiers | Scotland | 1–3 | England | Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy |
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| 7 Nov 1987 Unofficial 1989 Euro qualifiers | Netherlands  | 4–0 | Scotland | Nuth |
| 3 Apr 1988 Unofficial 1989 Euro qualifiers | Republic of Ireland | 2–1 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 30 Apr 1989 | Scotland | 0–3 | England | Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy |
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| 21 Apr 1990 | Scotland | 4–1 | Northern Ireland | Stranraer |
| 6 May 1990 | Scotland | 0–4 | England | Love Street, Paisley |
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| 12 May 1990 | England | 4–0 | Scotland | Wembley Stadium, London |
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| 20 Apr 1991 | England | 5–0 | Scotland | High Wycombe |
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| 31 Mar 1992 Varna Tournament [5] | Scotland | 0–1 |  North Korea | Varna |
| 3 Apr 1992 Varna Tournament [5] | Scotland | 3–0 |  Bulgaria | Varna |
| 18 Apr 1992 UEFA Euro 1993 qualifier | England | 1–0 | Scotland | Walsall |
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| 20 May 1992 UEFA Euro 1993 qualifier | Scotland | 0–0 |  Iceland | McDiarmid Park, Perth |
| 22 Jun 1992 UEFA Euro 1993 qualifier | Iceland | 2–1 | Scotland | Akranesvöllur, Akranes |
| 23 Aug 1992 UEFA Euro 1993 qualifier | Scotland | 0–2 | England | McDiarmid Park, Perth |
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| 16 Oct 1993 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | Italy | 4–0 | Scotland | Senigallia |
| 20 Feb 1994 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | France | 1–0 | Scotland | Ozoir-la-Ferriere |
| 3 Apr 1994 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | Scotland | 0–4 | Italy | Forthbank Stadium, Stirling |
| 24 Apr 1994 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | Scotland | 1–2 |  Portugal | Forthbank Stadium, Stirling |
| 9 May 1994 | Scotland | 1–4 | Iceland | Tinto Park, Glasgow |
| 25 May 1994 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | Portugal | 8–2 | Scotland | Almeirim |
| 21 Sep 1994 UEFA Euro 1995 qualifier | Scotland | 0–3 | France | Allan Park, Aberdeen |
| 17 May 1995 | Scotland | 0–0 |  Australia | Rugby Park, Kilmarnock |
| 23 Oct 1995 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Scotland | 7–1 |  Faroe Islands | Forthbank Stadium, Stirling |
| 5 Nov 1995 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Republic of Ireland | 2–0 | Scotland | Dublin |
| 26 Nov 1995 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Scotland | 0–3 |  Belgium | Love Street, Paisley |
| 24 Mar 1996 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Wales | 5–1 | Scotland | Caersws |
| 7 Apr 1996 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Scotland | 2–4 | Republic of Ireland | Forthbank Stadium, Stirling |
| 20 Apr 1996 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Belgium | 6–1 | Scotland | Namur |
| 25 May 1996 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Faroe Islands | 0–3 | Scotland | Svangaskarð |
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| 2 Jun 1996 UEFA Euro 1997 qualifier | Scotland | 3–2 | Wales | Allan Park, Aberdeen |
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| 17 Nov 1996 | Scotland | 0–2 | Wales | Somerset Park, Ayr |
| 9 Mar 1997 | England | 6–0 | Scotland | Bramall Lane, Sheffield |
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| 23 Aug 1997 | Scotland | 0–4 | England | Almondvale Stadium, Livingston |
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| 3 Sep 1997 1999 World Cup qualifier | Estonia  | 1–7 | Scotland | Tallinn |
| 7 Sep 1997 1999 World Cup qualifier | Lithuania  | 0–5 | Scotland | Vilnius |
| 26 Apr 1998 1999 World Cup qualifier | Czech Republic  | 1–1 | Scotland | Český Dub |
| 3 May 1998 1999 World Cup qualifier | Scotland | 7–0 | Estonia | Somerset Park, Ayr |
| 23 May 1998 1999 World Cup qualifier | Scotland | 1–1 | Czech Republic | Caledonian Stadium, Inverness |
| 30 May 1998 1999 World Cup qualifier | Scotland | 17–0 | Lithuania | Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow |
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| 13 Sep 1998 | Scotland | 0–3 |  Spain | Forthbank Stadium, Stirling |
| 16 Dec 1998 | Netherlands | 1–0 | Scotland | Zeist |
| 13 Apr 1999 Albena Cup [6] | Scotland | 3–3 |  Romania | Varna |
| 14 Apr 1999 Albena Cup [6] | Scotland | 5–0 |  Moldova | Varna |
| 15 Apr 1999 Albena Cup [6] | Russia  | 0–0 | Scotland | Varna |
| 17 Apr 1999 Albena Cup [6] | North Korea | 1–1 | Scotland | Varna |
| 18 Apr 1999 Albena Cup [6] | Russia | 3–0 | Scotland | Varna |
| 9 May 1999 | Scotland | 3–4 | France | Excelsior Stadium, Airdrie |
| 14 Aug 1999 | Finland  | 2–0 | Scotland | Kauniainen |
| 3 Oct 1999 UEFA Euro 2001 qualifier | Scotland | 3–0 | Republic of Ireland | Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld |
| 23 Oct 1999 UEFA Euro 2001 qualifier | Croatia  | 4–3 | Scotland | Porec |
| 14 Nov 1999 UEFA Euro 2001 qualifier | Scotland | 2–1 | Czech Republic | Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld |
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