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Anyone But England

Episode 17 of 30

Clare Balding visits Hampden Park in Glasgow to explore the part football has played in shaping Scotland's national identity and its changing relationship with England.

Clare Balding continues her investigation into how sport shaped Britain and Britain shaped sport. Today we join her at Hampden Park in Glasgow as she explores the part football has played in shaping Scotland's national identity and its changing relationship with England. Clare talks to Hugh McIlvaney about why supporting, 'anyone but England' is still part of the Scottish mindset.
This series has been made in partnership with the The International Centre for Sports History and Culture, De Montfort University
The readers are James Lailey and Jonathan Forbes.
The programme is produced in Birmingham by Sara Conkey.

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    Clare Balding charts how sport has shaped the British and how Britain has shaped sport