Scott McTominay has netted Scotland’s first goal of Euro 2024 and their sixth-ever in Euros tournaments.
The Scots have entered tonight’s clash adamant about making amends for last Friday’s woeful opener, which saw them sustain a 5-1 defeat at the hands of hosts Germany.
Unable to get on the scoresheet themselves, it was an own-goal from Antonio Rudiger that cut short Scotland’s deficit – not that it made a difference to the outcome of the match.
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Now, McTominay may have to put forward a case himself to claim tonight’s deadlock-breaker.
A blistering counter-attack led to Steve Clarke’s men outnumbering the Swiss before Callum McGregor received the ball on the left flank and held it up until the Manchester United ace arrived, proceeding to tee him up perfectly on the edge of the area to let off a powerful strike.
It did, however, take a deflection off of Fabian Schar before hitting the back of the net. Take a look at the finish below and judge for yourself who it belongs to.
GOAL FOR SCOTLAND!
Scott McTominay's shot is deflected in!#SCOSUI #BBCEuros #Euro2024 pic.twitter.com/JjRcyfKBfY
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) June 19, 2024
Footage courtesy of BBC.