Hampden Park Collection

Hampden Park Stadium Fine Art - Scotland Football
Hampden Park Stadium Fine Art, home of Scotland Football. At the Game painted in fine detail by the talented artist James Muddiman captures the atmosphere of Matchday perfectly

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28/05/19 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY SCOTLAND WOMEN v JAMAICA WOMEN HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Sophie Howard celebrates her goal with her teammates

Glasgow Rangers footballer Paul Gascoigne making a one finger gesture while sticking out his tongue during the match against Hearts in the Scottish cup final at Hampden Park

Celtic verses Rangers - 1984 Scottish League Cup Final. Pat Bonner parries Ally McCoist extra-time spot kick, but the Rangers striker followed up to shoot the winner

Brian Laudrup and Paul Gascoigne Rangers football players celebrate after their Scottish Cup win. 18th May 1996

Gordon Durie Rangers football player celebrates after scoring goal. 18th May 1996

David Robertson Rangers football player with Ian Durrant both wearing hats greet the fans and supporters after beating Hearts in the Tennents Scottish Cup Final. Shaking hands with the crowd

The 1975 Glasgow Cup Final contested between Rangers and Celtic at Hampden Park on the 10th of May, 1975. The game finished in a 2-2 draw and the rules of the competition forebade extra time

Glasgow Rangers footballer Paul Gascoigne making a one finger gesture while sticking out his tongue during the match against Hearts in the Scottish cup final at Hampden Park

The Kings Interest in Sport, 1931, (1937). Creator: Unknown
The Kings Interest in Sport, c1931, (1937). England v Scotland, 1931. From " The Crowning of The King and Queen". [Evans Brothers Limited, London, 1937]

Football Stadium - National Stadium Scotland Hampden Park - Glasgow
Hampden Park, often referred to as Hampden, is a football stadium in the Mount Florida area of Glasgow, Scotland. The 51, 866-capacity venue serves as the national stadium of football in Scotland

Hampden Park, Eastbourne, opened by Lord Rosebery, 12 August, the Drive by the Lake (b / w photo)
1600913 Hampden Park, Eastbourne, opened by Lord Rosebery, 12 August, the Drive by the Lake (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hampden Park)

Rangers versus Celtic Scottish Cup Final 1909 replay. Mayhem broke out at the Scottish Cup Final replay when hundreds of fans rioted at the end of the match

Rangers 5 - 1 Heart of Midlothian. Brian Laudrup Rangers footballer celebrating winning Scottish Cup final and scoring two of the goals saltire flag round his shoulders thumb in the air wearing a

Rangers 5 - 1 Heart of Midlothian. Gordon Durie Rangers football player celebrates after scoring goal with team mates. 18th May 1996

Richard Gough Rangers football player celebrates after scoring goal. 18th May 1996

Paul Gascoigne Rangers football player celebrates after their Scottish Cup Final win over Hearts with a floppy hat. 18th May 1996

Ian Durrant Rangers football player celebrates after their Scottish Cup Final win wearing a Sombrero with Paul Gascoigne (centre)

Richard Gough Rangers football player with the Scottish Cup celebrates with Ian Durrant and some of the team after their win. 18th May 1996

Gordon Durie Rangers football player scores goal against Hearts. 18th May 1996

Rangers football team line up with their trophy after beating Hearts in the Tennents Scottish Cup Final 1996 at Hampden. 18th May 1996

Brian Laudrup Rangers football player is mobbed by skipper Richard Gough and Ian Ferguson after his goal. 18th May 1996

Walter Smith Rangers football manager holding the Scottish Cup after their win. 18th May 1996

Stuart McCall Rangers football payer gives a Gordon Durie ten after their victory over Hearts in the Tennents Scottish Cup Final. 18th May 1996

Eastbourne BN22 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Eastbourne BN22 9

Hampden Park, Eastbourne, c1914. Creator: Unknown
Hampden Park, Eastbourne, c1914. Hampden Park, named after Viscount Hampden, was opened by Lord Rosebery on 12 August 1902 and was the first Corporation-owned park in Eastbourne. Panoramic postcard

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27/05/19 - 19052703 - SFA HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW The Scotland Women team. Pictured: (L-R) Back row: Hayley Lauder, Sophie Howard, Jenna Fife, Shannon Lynn, Lee Alexander

Scotland Women's Soccer Team at Hampden Park, Glasgow (May 2019) - 19052703
27/05/19 - 19052703 - SFA HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW The Scotland Women team. Pictured: (L-R) Back row: Hayley Lauder, Sophie Howard, Jenna Fife, Shannon Lynn, Lee Alexander

Scotland Women's Team Triumphs Over Jamaica 3-2: Lisa Evans Thrilling Victory Celebration at Hampden Park
28/05/19 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY SCOTLAND WOMEN v JAMAICA WOMEN (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Lisa Evans gives the thumbs up to teammates

Scotland Women's Team (3-2) Defeats Jamaica: Erin Cuthbert Scores the Decisive Goal in 2019 International Friendly
28/05/19 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY SCOTLAND WOMEN v JAMAICA WOMEN (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Erin Cuthbert celebrates her goal

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28/05/19 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY SCOTLAND WOMEN v JAMAICA WOMEN (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Erin Cuthbert celebrates making it 1-1

Scotland's James Forrest Scores Dramatic Winner Against Israel in UEFA Nations League (3-2)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Scotland's James Forrest Scores Hat-trick in Thrilling 3-2 UEFA Nations League Victory over Israel at Hampden Park
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Hatrick Hero James Forrest at Full Time

Scotland's Scott McKenna Scores Dramatic Winner Against Israel in UEFA Nations League (3-2)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Scott McKenna (right) and Omri Ben Harush in action

Scotland's Triumph: 3-2 Victory Over Israel in UEFA Nations League at Hampden Park (20/11/18)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Matt Phillips (left) and Omri Ben Harush in action

Scotland vs Israel: James Forrest's Goal Secures 3-2 UEFA Nations League Victory at Hampden Park (November 20)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Scotland's Triumph: 3-2 Victory Over Israel in UEFA Nations League (November 20)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Dramatic 3-2 Loss for Scotland against Israel: Eran Zahavi Scores at Hampden Park (Nations League, November 20, 2018)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Israels Eran Zahavi celebrates after pulling one back to make it 3-2

Late Drama: Eran Zahavi Scores for Israel in 3-2 Loss to Scotland at UEFA Nations League, Hampden Park
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Israels Eran Zahavi celebrates after pulling one back to make it 3-2

Scotland vs Israel (3-2): UEFA Nations League 2018 - Hampden Park, Glasgow
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Stephen Fletcher (left) and Omri Ben Harush in action

Scotland vs Israel: Eran Zahavi Scores in 3-2 UEFA Nations League Upset at Hampden Park (November 20, 2018)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Israels Eran Zahavi celebrates after pulling one back to make it 3-2

Scotland vs Israel (3-2): Eran Zahavi Scores Late in UEFA Nations League at Hampden Park
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Israels Eran Zahavi celebrates after pulling one back to make it 3-2

Scotland's James Forrest Scores Game-Winning Goal in Thrilling 3-2 UEFA Nations League Victory over Israel (Nov 20)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Scotland's James Forrest Scores Decisive Goal in 3-2 UEFA Nations League Victory over Israel (Nov 20, 2018)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Scotland's Triumph: McLeish's Men Secure 3-2 Victory over Israel in UEFA Nations League at Hampden Park
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotland Manager Alex McLeish

Scotland Triumphs Over Israel 3-2 in UEFA Nations League at Hampden Park (November 20, 2018)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW James Forrest celebrates after scoring to make it 3-1 Scotland

Scotland's Stephen Fletcher Scores Dramatic Winner Against Israel in UEFA Nations League (3-2)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Stephen Fletcher and For Peretz in action

Scotland's Callum Paterson Scores Dramatic Winner Against Israel in UEFA Nations League (3-2)
20/11/18 UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SCOTLAND V ISRAEL (3-2) HAMPDEN PARK - GLASGOW Scotlands Callum Paterson (left) and Beram Kayal in action

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"Hampden Park: Scotland's Iconic Football Stadium and Fine Art Destination" Hampden Park, the national stadium of Scotland, holds a rich history in both football and fine art. With its grandeur and significance, it has become an emblem of Scottish football culture. Dating back to 1903, it has witnessed countless memorable moments in soccer history. From the intense battles between Celtic and Rangers in the 1975 Glasgow Cup Final to the fierce rivalry showcased during the 1984 Scottish League Cup Final, this stadium has been a witness to some of football's most iconic clashes. One such moment etched into memory is when Glasgow Rangers' Paul Gascoigne made his infamous one-finger gesture while sticking out his tongue. This incident sparked controversy but also highlighted the passion that runs deep within these rivalries. But Hampden Park isn't just about fierce competition; it also serves as a platform for artistic expression. The stadium boasts stunning fine art pieces that capture the essence of Scottish football. These artworks pay homage to legendary players like David Robertson and Ian Durrant who have left an indelible mark on Rangers' history. Beyond its sporting significance, Hampden Park stands as a symbol of national pride for Scotland, and is where dreams are realized, where fans gather to cheer their teams with unwavering support. The atmosphere inside this hallowed ground is electric during every matchday, creating an unforgettable experience for all who attend. Not limited to soccer alone, Hampden Park extends its allure beyond sports by hosting various events throughout the year. Whether it be concerts or exhibitions celebrating local talent or even historical occasions like Lord Rosebery opening Eastbourne at Hampden Park in 1892 - there's always something captivating happening here. So whether you're a die-hard fan seeking thrilling matches or an admirer of fine art looking for inspiration amidst breathtaking surroundings, make sure not to miss out on visiting Hampden Park.