Lyndon Dykes and Kenny McLean were the unlikely heroes as Scotland battled back from an almost certain loss to beat Norway 2-1 in Oslo.
An Erling Haaland penalty just after the hour mark looked set to put a two-game winning run to an end, with Steve Clarke's men having beaten Cyprus and Spain back in March to go top of the Euro 2024 qualifying group. It was a defensive performance which didn't allow for many chances, and with time running out, it seemed as though Scotland were doomed in Scandinavia.
But out of nowhere, Lyndon Dykes latched onto a defensive mistake to stab home from close range to send the Tartan Army berserk, equalising with just three minutes to go. It was thought that he would be the saviour - yet McLean went one better. Dykes nodded the ball on to John McGinn, whose cut back found the Australian-born star with his back to goal. He laid off McLean, who bent a shot into the far corner to put Scotland firmly in the driving seat and firmly on the way to Germany 2024. Edinburgh Live look at three talking points.
