Scotland captain Andy Robertson believes the team will go from strength to strength after claiming their first win under new boss Sebastien Pocognoli.

Scotland captain Andy Robertson believes the national team will reach new heights following their 2-0 Nations League victory against North Macedonia in Skopje. The match marked Robertson's 100th international cap, making him only the second Scottish player in history to reach the century milestone behind Sir Kenny Dalglish. The result also gave manager Sebastien Pocognoli his first win in charge of the national side.
Kieron Bowie opened the scoring with his first international goal after seven minutes, before John McGinn sealed the win with a second-half penalty. Despite Scott McKenna receiving a late red card, Scotland held on for a clean sheet and now prepare to face Slovenia at Hampden Park on Tuesday.
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