(Match 607) 29th March 2000 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - FRANCE 0-2 (0-0) Referee: Rune Pedersen (Norway) Crowd: 48.157, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 0-1 Wiltord (53), 0-2 Henry (89) SCOTLAND: (Coach: Craig Brown/58) Neil Sullivan (14/Wimbledon) - Paul Telfer (1/Coventry City) Callum Davidson (12/Blackburn Rovers) - Christian Dailly (21/Blackburn Rovers) Colin Hendry [c] (45/Coventry City) Paul Ritchie (5/Bolton Wanderers) - William Dodds (16/Rangers) Barry Ferguson (6/Rangers) Kevin William Gallacher (48/Newcastle United) Donald Hutchison (8/Everton) Colin Cameron (4/Heart of Midlothian) Subs: Steven Pressley (1/Heart of Midlothian) for Paul Ritchie (HT) Neil McCann (6/Rangers) for Colin Cameron (HT) Allan Johnston (8/Bolton Wanderers) for Paul Telfer (67) Mark Burchill (5/Celtic) for Kevin Gallacher (78) FRANCE: (Coach: Roger Lemerre) Ulrich Rame - Lilian Thuram, Laurent Blanc, Marcel Desailly, Bixente Lizarazu - Didier Deschamps [c] (Patrick Vieira 60), Emmanuel Petit, Ludovic Giuly (Sylvain Wiltord HT), Youri Djorkaeff (Johan Micoud HT) - Christophe Dugarry (Robert Pires 73), Thierry Henry. Notes: On 20th December 1999 Paul Ritchie (Heart of Midlothian) joined Bolton Wanderers on loan for three months. Bolton wanted to extend it but Hearts refused the request. However, the clubs did mutually agree on a permanent transfer and on 22nd March 2000 Ritchie moved from the Edinburgh club to Bolton signing a short-term contract until 17th May 2000 inclusive. He was then free under the Bosman ruling and left Wanderers. On 27th January 2000 Allan Johnston (Sunderland) joined Bolton Wanderers on loan for a month. This was then extended until at least the Championship play-off match on 17th May 2000. A Sunderland source has confirmed his understanding that the loan period ended on that date.