The Scotland squad line up for the Grand Slam decider against England in 1990. Scotland went on to win 13-7 and with it their third Grand Slam.

1990 was their greatest year in the modern era, when, captained by prop David Sole, their season came down to one game, a Grand Slam decider at Murrayfield against the "auld enemy" and hot favourites, England. Sole famously walked his men onto the field with quiet but steely determination, to the delight of the partisan home crowd. Scotland won 13-7, and with it their third Grand Slam.

This magnificent print also features a description of the event and printed on high quality photographic paper. It is available in two sizes:

• 11.75" inches x 8.25" inches  (30cm x 21cm) - ideal for either desktop or for a small room

• A magnificent 16 " x 12"  inches (40.7 cm x 30.5 cm) providing any room with a real focal point.

The photos are supplied ready framed using black solid wood frames and hand finished to the highest standard (front and back).

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