Steve Clarke hopes to write new Scotland chapter after Euros flop | Ewan Murray

In a recent interview, captain Andy Robertson said it is up to the Scottish national football team to prove they are capable of penning another happy tale, after facing criticism during the summer for their performances in UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying matches. The team's lack of depth and quality has been cited as factors contributing to the public's impatience with the team, despite manager Steve Clarke raising standards to the point where tournament football has become achievable twice in three attempts. Clarke will use the upcoming Nations League Group A encounter with Poland at Hampden Park to try and demonstrate the team's willingness to fight and win games, hoping that their fans will support them as well.