Kevin Nisbet has opened up on his return from long-term injury with the Hibs star admitting he performs better when putting himself under pressure.
The Easter Road striker - who performed a dramatic U-turn on a January transfer to Millwall - has hit the ground running since rejoining Lee Johnson's first team set up with eight goals in eight outings, including a hat-trick in a win over Motherwell. It's been quite the return to form after a lengthy absence and one he hopes will continue and help his chances of making the Scotland squad next month.
He picked up a knock against Ross County last time out and was forced off but it is nothing of major concern with his gaffer admitting it was the 'best case scenario' and he could return later this month in a major boost. Scotland kick off their Euro qualifying bid at the end of March with a Hampden double-header against Cyprus and Spain and Nisbet has his eyes firmly fixed on making Steve Clarke's squad.
