Scotland’s ‘still working’ manager Clarke says

Steve Clarke, Scottish manager Steve Clarke, after winning 1-0 play-off against Greece in Athens, there are still work.

Scott McToMinay hit a penalty and scotles could go further on a break in an effective demonstration.

However, 17-year-old Konstantinos came to Karetsas and the Greece began not to be Greece not to continue to the foot of returning to the Hampden Park on Sunday.

The Scottish league remains in the league, the Greeks are behind the Republic of Ireland and Finland after the second and ahead of the second ends.

Clarke said: “The game is burned. It’s still open. I don’t see the game usually like that is locked.

“I thought that the Greeks were good in the second half. In group stages, their remote records are good.

“We showed real determination.”

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“They went to Ireland and won comfortably, they went to Finland and won comfortably and they went to Wembley, so the game is still wide.

“At first I thought we were great, we played the ball really well, we created some good luck, maybe it may be in the semicog mode.

“To be fair to the Greeks, he went out and took us and stopped playing us.”