Don Hutchison [SEP] place of birth
International career.
Born and raised in Gateshead in north-eastern England, Don Hutchison consistently stated his desire to play for Scotland, citing a strong relationship with his Scottish father. Hutchison's father, a miner for 35 years, was from Nairn. Hutchison first represented Scotland B in an international against Wales B in Wrexham in 1994. However, Hutchison had a disappointing game and was substituted, prompting an international exile of five years. He later said, "That night at Wrexham was a bit of an anti-
second 2–0 win against Latvia clinched qualification.
He played in all three of Scotland's matches at the 1998 FIFA World Cup, a 2–1 defeat against Brazil in the tournament's opening match, a 1–1 draw against Norway and a 3–0 defeat against Morocco.
Lambert was part of the Scotland side that won away against Germany in April 1999 with the goal scored by Don Hutchison. Lambert and Scotland qualified for a play-off place in the 2000 UEFA European Football Championship qualifying campaign, but Lambert missed the play-offs