With all that's going on in the world right now these recent days have had a bit of a Back to the Future vibe about them as Russia has dominated the headlines. Scotland took on the old Soviet Union for the first time in an international football match 50 years after the Russian Revolution. Official programme for Scotland v USSR in 1967 @AlexHTheMAX looks back at a fixture that intrigued the Scottish public at the time as the Tartan Army were still basking in, arguably, their side's best win of the decade. The decade that gave us The Beatles, James Bond on film, Coronation Street on tv and, more seriously, the escalation of the Cold War. Scotland declared themselves unofficial World Champions on April 15th 1967 when they became the first nation to beat England following the Three Lions 1966 World Cup triumph. The fact that the 2-3 victory came at Wembley Stadium in a Home Internationals fixture, which also doubled as a European Championship (1968) Qualifier, only added to the d