Steve Clarke admits it was nice to not have 'hearts in mouths' as super sub Scott McTominay did the business at Hampden.
Scotland have three points from their opening EURO 2024 qualifying group game after John McGinn got the ball rolling in the first half with a nice volley from an Andy Robertson cross. It was a sticky second half before the Manchester United star first latched on to Lyndon Dykes header to smash home before cooly finding the corner in injury time.
Clarke, who penned a new deal as head coach until 2026 this week, admits Spain will be a different feel on Tuesday night and that Scotland must start the game in a stronger vein.
