Scotland head coach Steve Clark spoke about the situation in the team before the decisive match against Ukraine in the Nations League.
Stephen Clark— We have a lot of microtraumas and minor sores. It's easy to imagine because we had to play two really hard, really crazy, really fast games. We took a lot of risks in both meetings, so we have one or two bruises, ailments and problems, but we will deal with this in the next 24 hours.
Now I only think about what problems I have before the game on Tuesday, and not about the consequences. We know that we need to take a point. We know that we have a difficult exit ahead of us. We know that we have to play very well. If we do this, we will take first place in the group. Then we can talk about rewards. In this Nations League campaign, we have already scored more points than in the previous one. So we keep improving.
McTominay will not play with Ukraine due to the yellow cards. Kieran Tierney was cautious in the first half - he got hit and the doctor decided to take him off the game. Aaron Hickey has the same situation. He felt that his hamstring was a little tight, but I don't think there is cause for concern. It's just the consequences of being asked to play two games in such a short period of time, which no other country has had to do - only us and Ukraine, "Clark said the day before.
