Late Depay free-kick denies Scotland warm up win! | Netherlands 2-2 Scotland | Highlights

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International friendly highlights as Memphis Depay’s late free-kick denied Scotland an eye-catching victory over the Netherlands following first international goals for Jack Hendry and Kevin Nisbet.

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