After clinching an historic win against Brazil last year, the Scottish players have impressed again on this Wednesday as they beat the hosts France (1-0). Robbie McCrorie, the Rangers FC goalkeeper, reflects on this win.
“Fair play to the boys, to beat France is far from easy. That’s a top team we were playing. At one point I looked at the clock and there was still twenty-five minutes to go. They were popping shots at us but we got there and luckily enough saw the game out.
Did I expect to be busier in goal? Definitely. I know when I’m not busy then I need to be organising but, credit to the players. Every one of them, even the ones who came off the bench, put in a shift for the team to close the gaps and make it as hard as possible for France. That’s why they were limited to the few saves that I had to make in the game.
When we’re attacking, we have the players to hurt teams. We’ve got plenty of pace and boys who can finish. I think we proved that against France. The main thing is to get a clean sheet and stay solid. We did that and it gave us the base to push on and win the game.”