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What a breath of fresh air it was to see Ben Gannon-Doak back in the Scotland starting line-up for this 2-0 Nations League victory over North Macedonia.

Writer Calum Crowe argues that Ben Gannon-Doak provided a crucial spark for Scotland after starting in their 2-0 Nations League victory against North Macedonia in Skopje. The 20-year-old Bournemouth winger started at right wing-back under head coach Sebastien Pocognoli, causing relentless problems down the flank and prompting North Macedonia to substitute Sebastian Herrera after just 30 minutes.
Crowe argues that Pocognoli must adjust Scotland's tactical system to play Gannon-Doak in his natural right-wing position rather than wing-back. Despite concerns regarding Gannon-Doak's lack of regular club minutes, Crowe contends that the winger's unique attacking threat makes him an essential starter.
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