Scotland’s wait for Euro 2024 qualification continues after Spain inflicted their first defeat of the campaign as they claimed a 2-0 victory in Seville.
After a perfect start in Group A, the Scots only needed a draw to secure their place in Germany next summer, and following an impressive first-half defensive display they looked firmly on course to achieve that
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Scott McTominay thought he had fired Scotland ahead in the second half only for VAR to rule the goal out for offside before Alvaro Morata headed the hosts ahead.
Ryan Porteous’ own goal then added to Scotland’s woes as their wait to secure back-to-back European Championship qualifications continues for a few days at least.
Their fate could now rest with the Spaniards if they avoid defeat to Norway on Sunday, Steve Clarke’s side are off to Germany.
Clarke’s side then return to action in November with two Euro 2024 qualifiers as they go to Georgia on November 16 followed by a home game against Norway on November 19.
Spain, meanwhile, are back in action on Sunday as they face Norway in Oslo in a crunch Euro 2024 qualifier;