World Cup: Haiti opener Scotland’s Steve Clarke has a ‘decision to make’

Assuming John McGinn wasn’t involved in the four-goal first-half performance.

A traditional 4-4-2 brought the best out of Scott McTominay, if that was even more possible. Although we all know the Napoli star’s position was never in doubt.

Lewis Ferguson of Bologna, who “Become a man,” said Captain Robertson. , outsiderDuring the qualification campaign, again showed his maturity and ability to dictate play in the middle of the park. Cultured, some might say.

But, in truth, the first half was dominated by the work of Bournemouth duo Ben Gannon-Doke and Ryan Christie down the wings.

Long before he was in the squad, Gannon-Dock excited the fans. He was Billy Gilmour of the Euro 2024 squad, suffering an injury before the squad traveled to Germany.

Since then, he has reminded everyone what he missed in his absence. Duracell symbolizes the 20-year-old bunny on Saturday.

At times, his end-product has been his downfall, but that has not been the state’s concern.

“Ben himself has done well today,” admitted Clarke. “We know what he can give us.”

Clark also knows what Christie can offer. in many positions. He was lively on the left, with a penchant for cutting and creating.

Many were clamoring for Findlay Curtis to start, given his first international goal last weekend, but it’s hard to make a case for Christie not starting anywhere on Sunday.

This is probably the biggest head-scratcher of them all for Clark, but what a problem.