Weir scores four as Scotland beat Israel to win group

Watch the highlights as Scotland produced a convincing 5-1 win over Israel in Hungary, with Caroline Weir scoring four goals to help secure top spot in their Women’s World Cup qualifying group.

The result moved Scotland ahead of Belgium and confirmed promotion to League A for the next Nations League, capping an impressive night for the team. Weir was the standout performer, finishing with four goals in a dominant display that underlined Scotland’s attacking quality.

Weir leads Scotland to a decisive victory

Scotland controlled the match and made their superiority count on the scoreboard, with Weir at the heart of everything positive. Her four-goal haul proved decisive as Scotland beat Israel 5-1 and completed their group campaign in style.

The victory not only delivered three points, but also ensured Scotland finished above Belgium to win the group. That achievement means they will move up to League A in the next Nations League, a significant reward for their qualifying success.

Promotion secured after strong qualifying campaign

Scotland’s performance in Hungary reflected the progress they have made throughout the campaign. Winning the group and earning promotion to League A gives them an important platform for future international fixtures and tougher opposition.

For Weir, the match was a memorable individual display in a result that carried major team significance. Scotland’s 5-1 win over Israel brought together both a standout attacking performance and a successful finish to their Women’s World Cup qualifying group.