Scotland FC (Or Skyllenn FC, Hurbanovan Scots and Irish) was unofficially founded in 1901, at the peak of the now extinct Hamlet, Scotland. The team only had 15 members and mostly played Rugby. In 1904, after the hamlet was left, the soccer team moved to Hurbanova. From 1910-1965 the team only played Rugby Union but did not have enough players so they never played against anyone, In 1929 the team's constitution only allows Hurbanovans, Scottish, Irish, English, Welsh, or people of ancestors from the hamlet Scotland. In 1969 the soccer team finally had enough players to play against a team, they lost there first ever game against the Scottish National Soccer Team 7-1. From 1970-2000 The team played annually against the Sheckin Lads, SFC had 5 Wins, 10 Loses, and 15 Draws. In 2002 they played there first game against Luca Union and lost 3-1. From 2001-2008 the annual game between the Lads and SFC was put on hold for reasons unknown. In 2005 they played two games. One against the L.A. Galaxy, losing 4-2 and tying the LU 1-1. In the late May of 2010 the Rugby Union team played it's first game ever losing against the London Irish 78-17. The soccer players also play the team's rugby's games.
Among Scotland's best players was Stefan Kamphuis, who led the team to consecutive LFA Supercup wins in 1999 and 2000.