Scotland battled back from a goal down to ensure they jet off to the World Cup next month on the back of a morale-boosting 4-1 win over 10-man Curacao at Hampden Park on Saturday afternoon.
The visitors took a shock lead through Tahith Chong after just 16 minutes in Mount Florida, but suffered a blow when Jurgen Locadia was shown a straight red card for a late challenge on Aaron Hickey following a VAR check.
Substitute Findlay Curtis scored his first international goal a minute from the break to restore parity, but a quick-fire double from Rangers’ Lawrence Shankland (58, 63) sealed the victory for Scotland. Ryan Christie added the scoreline with a well taken penalty in the 81st minute.
Steve Clarke’s men will now jet off to Charlotte, North Carolina, for their pre-World Cup training camp, where they’ll face Bolivia in their final test before the tournament on June 6 in New Jersey.
Here, we take a look at the best photos of the Tartan Army - and the excellent travelling support from Curacao - at Hampden Park last night. Can you spot yourself in our gallery?
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14. Friends until kick-off!
A Curacao fan and a Scotland fan pose for a photo ahead of the game. | SNS Group
