Rangers forward Bojan Miovski has called on struggling North Macedonia to maintain “unity” as they bid to notch a first victory in 13 months against Scotland on Saturday night.
Rangers forward Bojan Miovski has called for unity as North Macedonia prepare to face Scotland in an international fixture. The Balkan side has failed to win any of their previous 10 matches, having gone six consecutive games without scoring a single goal following a difficult run of form.
North Macedonia head coach Goce Sedloski noted that the squad is undergoing a rejuvenation process and is still seeking his first victory. The team hosts Scotland at the National Arena Todor Proeski following recent Nations League defeats to Switzerland and Slovenia.
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