Kenny Miller believes it would be seen as a failure if Scotland didn't qualify for Euro 2024 after getting off to the perfect start to the campaign.
Steve Clarke's side picked up six points from the international break and sit top of Group A after just two games thanks to a 3-0 win over Cyprus and a 2-0 victory against Spain. Scotland head to Norway and welcome Georgia to Hampden in June knowing that a win in both games could put them just about beyond reach to qualify for two Euro championships in a row.
Scott McTominay was the hero for the Scots against Spain, scoring a double to secure an historic win over the former World Cup winners. The Manchester United star was also on the scoresheet on Saturday when he bagged a brace after John McGinn opened the scoring in the first half against Cyprus. Before Scotland's game against the Spaniards on Tuesday night, Georgia and Norway played out a 1-1 draw in Batumi. It means Norway have just one point from the their first two games, while Spain have three after defeating the Norwegians on Saturday evening.
