Che Adams
Scotland forward; scored twice against Bolivia in Scotland's 2026 World Cup warm-up.
Last refreshed: 7 June 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic
Can Che Adams carry his two-goal Bolivia form into Scotland's 2026 World Cup group games?
Timeline for Che Adams
Mentioned in: McGinn goal ends Scotland's 36-year drought
2026 FIFA World CupScored Scotland's third and fourth goals
2026 FIFA World Cup: Scotland Thrash Bolivia 4-0 in Send-Off- How many goals did Che Adams score against Bolivia?
- Che Adams scored twice against Bolivia on 6 June 2026 — on 30 minutes and on the stroke of half-time — in Scotland's 4-0 warm-up win.Source: Lowdown
Background
Che Adams scored twice in Scotland's 4-0 win over Bolivia on 6 June 2026 at Sports Illustrated Stadium, Harrison — goals on 30 minutes and on the stroke of half-time completing a remarkable first half in which Scotland scored all four goals. His brace in a dominant display provided Steve Clarke with the ideal pre-tournament confidence boost ahead of Scotland's first World Cup since 1998.
Born 13 July 1996 in Leicester, Adams was Born to an English mother and Scottish father and chose to represent Scotland. He spent several seasons at Southampton in the Premier League before joining Torino in Serie A in 2023. A direct, physical striker, he has developed into one of Scotland's most reliable attacking options under Clarke, combining aggressive pressing with a strong goal record in dark-blue. He has over 30 international caps for Scotland.
Adams's form ahead of the tournament, combined with Lawrence Shankland's opener and Scott McTominay's goal, suggests Scotland's attacking options are in the best shape they have been at a tournament in decades. His combination with Shankland up front is one of Clarke's key tactical assets.
