Scotland drew 0-0 against Ukraine in their final UEFA Nations League Group B1 match with Ukraine.
The result means that they have won the Group B1 section and banked a Euro 2024 Nations League play-off spot on top of a pot 2. Head coach Steve Clarke did not have his troubles to seek amid injury, suspension and fitness problems but they should have been ahead inside two minutes versus a side they smashed 3-0 at Hampden last week, Che Adams denied after a defensive mistake.
Ukraine looked dangerous on the attack but a much-changed defence looked solid. It means Scotland finish this group on 13 points and in first place place ahead of their hosts here, Republic of Ireland and Armenia. Here is how we rated Clarke's men in the match.
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Craig Gordon - 8
This man is nearly 40 but with the athleticism and flexibility of a ballet dancer half his age. Some outstanding saves again.
Greg Taylor - 7
Finally handed his starting chance at left-back amid a raft of injuries. Did very well considering he had been struck with illness pre-match, little threat coming down the Ukrainian right.
Ryan Porteous - 8
A first start and unfairly lambasted before he'd even kicked a ball. He proved his doubters wrong with focus and a disciplined approach to the match, making a couple key challenges.
John McGinn - 7
A rare bit of normality in this much-changed team. Was quiet at the end of the first half and rarely spotted in the second, before dropping deep and putting in an improved shift.
Callum McGregor - 8
Without Scott McTominay alongside him, it was up to the Celtic captain to do much of the engine room enforcement himself. He did a stellar job and was the tempo setter again for his team.
Che Adams - 6
Missed a huge chance in the opening minutes and was starved of service from there on. Put in the hard yards up top.
Jack Hendry - 7
The elder statesman in a backline that has been chopped and changed. He lived up to that billing with a continuation of his strong tacking and commanding of the back four.
Ryan Fraser - 6
Positive sub impacts rewarded with a start. A couple of mazy runs forward but this type of game wasn't made for players like him.
Ryan Jack - 7
A rare Scots start of late for the Rangers midfielder but helped tick things along and ensured the midfield area wasn't overrun.
Aaron Hickey - 8
If football was played on full-back's alone, Scotland would be one of the world's best. An outstanding display against the excellent Mykhaylo Mudryk and showed excellent awareness in all situations.
Kenny McLean - 6
A hero in the Euro 2020 qualification campaign but looked a yard short at times when drifting out unfamiliarly to the left. Passed up a major chance to have a go at goal.
Stephen Kingsley - 5
A return to the national team after good form at Hearts. Helped shore up the backline as the barricades were manned.
Ryan Christie - 4
Was meant to be a fresh outball after coming on a sub but with Scotland camped in defending, his impact was minimal.
Stuart Armstrong - 4
A similar story to his fellow former Celtic player, forced into getting back and helping out defensively rather than use obvious attacking talents.
Lyndon Dykes - 4
Came on with 10 minutes to go in order to try and hold up play rather than hunt a decisive goal.
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