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Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli admitted his Hampden Park debut left him “sad” as he stressed the importance of winning their next Nations League match.

Scotland head coach Sebastian Pocognoli expressed sadness following his Hampden Park debut, which ended in a 3-0 Nations League defeat against Switzerland. Defender Jack Hendry was sent off after just eight minutes, severely hindering the hosts' game plan. Pocognoli emphasized the urgent need for a positive response and result as Scotland prepare to travel to North Macedonia for their next fixture.
The defeat extends Scotland's goal drought to four successive matches, their longest run without scoring since 1971. Following an opening 0-0 draw against Slovenia, Scotland sit with one point from two matches. Goalkeeper Angus Gunn stated the squad is sticking together and avoiding blame ahead of Saturday's crucial game.
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