Feature
Twenty-eight years of hurt finally ended, and now Steve Clarke's Scotland chase the one prize that has always eluded them: a place in the knockout rounds. They've got the organisation and the experience, and a Tartan Army that has earned this trip. The nagging question is whether a side short on goals — and now without the injured Billy Gilmour — can do more than just turn up.
That's that, then. Scotland are out at the group stage — the maths finally caught up. A disappointing end, but there'll be stories to tell and lessons to take from it.
Scott McTominay
The midfield engine Scotland are built around — the man asked to provide the moments others can't.
Andy Robertson
The seasoned skipper anchoring an experienced, well-drilled first XI.
Billy Gilmour
His injury is a real blow to a thin squad that could have used his composure in midfield.
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Experience
The most-capped head in the squad — Heart Of Midlothian.
Who's getting on the scoresheet.
