Belgium 3 Scotland 0: How the Scotland players rated
By Andrew Smith
Published 11th Jun 2019, 22:41 GMT
Updated 11th Jun 2019, 23:41 GMT
Marks out of ten for every Scotland player to get game time in Brussels.
There's an eight but a handful of fours and fives
Dejection for Kenny McLean and Charlie Mulgrew
Commanding presence overall. Made a series of good stops and was unfortunate at the second goal.
No major mishaps from the Kilmarnock full-back who had the unenviable task of shackling Eden Hazard. Played to the extent of his talents, and deserves credit for not going under.
Stuck to his onerous tasks in valiant and honest fashion and any limitations exhibited were simply the product of being up against vastly superior opponents.
Acquitted himself pretty well in the circumstances. Missed a few headers, had a few hairy moments. Nearly grabbed unlikely goal in dying minutes when Courtois denied him
Had the doubly unenviable task of replacing Robertson and debuting in such unforgiving circumstances. The 22-year-old did not disgrace himself, and that was all that could be asked of him
