Raging Rodri launched a bitter blast at Scotland after their stunning 2-0 win over Spain at Hampden, taking the hump at the hosts' perceived diving and time wasting, describing the approach as “rubbish".
Scott McTominay’s double secured a famous victory over Spain - our first since 1984 - to blow the top of Group A wide open and put Steve Clarke’s men at the summit with a real chance of challenging for top spot, especially after Norway were held to a 1-1 draw in Georgia. It was a night for the ages at Hampden as the fired up but ice cool Scots made it uncomfortable for Spain and remained dangerous on the break while repelling all their attempts at passing through.
Despite some histrionics from his teammates, Rodri remarkably claimed afterwards that it was Scotland who were at it and slammed both referees - there was a different official in charge of each half due to injury - for not clamping down.
