Scotland still only need one win from their last two games and that is if Norway win all of their remaining games in Group A of Euro qualification
Steve Clarke admits that he is disappointed for his Scotland players after VAR ruined a memorable result in Spain - with the Tartan Army boss choosing to remain positive.
But that would've been done and dusted had they got a point tonight. They looked to be heading that way with Scott McTominay's free-kick momentarily putting them 1-0 up in Seville before VAR ruled it out thanks to Jack Hendry being stood in front of goalkeeper Unai Simon - and Alvaro Morata and Oihan Sancet stuck the dagger in Scotland hearts to win the game. Yet Clarke chose to remain positive, adding that his team are still in the driving seat when it comes to qualification.
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