The Beglan saw his side throw away a lead to slump to the second Nations League defeat of his tenure

Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli maintains his team is on the right track despite suffering a 2-1 Nations League defeat against Slovenia at Hampden. Ryan Christie gave Scotland an early lead, but goals from Aljosa Matko and Danijel Sturm secured the victory for Bostjan Cesar's side. The result marked Pocognoli's second consecutive home loss and complicated Scotland's push to finish second in the group.
Pocognoli conceded that Scotland struggled defensively, lacked duel intensity, and got what they deserved from the match. However, he remains optimistic about the team's long-term progress and refused to concede the fight for second place ahead of their remaining fixtures against North Macedonia and Switzerland.
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