Scotland scalped Spain and blew the roof off Hampden as two Scott McTominay goals cemented a momentous night in Mount Florida and fired Steve Clarke’s heroes top of Group A.
On a night to rival some of the most famous victories the old ground has ever witnessed, Steve Clarke secured the biggest home win of his four year tenure. McTominay incredibly made it four goals in two games having only scored one in his previous 37 caps to stun the Spaniards who had arrived in Glasgow as odds-on favourites and group leaders. But they were sent home with zero to show for their efforts as Scotland emptied the tank for victory.
Clarke’s troops started like a side hungry for a statement victory. And they were ahead after seven minutes. Robertson’s pressure forced Spurs’ Pedro Porro into a slip and the skipper needed no second invite to nick the ball and cut back perfectly for McTominay to side foot home past Kepa from 10 yards.
