The dream is over for Scotland. It was Hungary who acquired the late winner, leaving Scotland backside of group A. Did the Scots exit with a whimper or with a bang? Gregor Robertson, Alyson Rudd and Martin Samuel be part of Tom Clarke to dissect Scotland’s efficiency.
Gregor thinks they’ve been the worst group on the event, although they’re not the worst group. Martin and Alyson lament an entire lack of innovative.
Within the different group sport Germany almost suffered a shock defeat to Switzerland, trailing one nil going into damage time. Did their very late equaliser paper over the cracks or are the house followers now questioning if their group are pretty much as good as they thought?
After the break, a look forward to England. What’s Gareth Southgate’s subsequent transfer? Double down, change the system or change the personnel? All of it feels a bit like closing your eyes and hoping for one of the best…usual England then…
