How the Scotland players rated during the 2019 Women's World Cup
By Craig Fowler
Published 20th Jun 2019, 11:26 BST
Updated 20th Jun 2019, 12:26 BST
Ratings out of ten for every Scotland player who started at least one of the three group games during the 2019 Women's World Cup as Shelley Kerr's side exited at the group stage.
Lana Clelland, who played just once and scored against Japan, is not included in the list.
Scotland team prior to England clash.
Could perhaps have done better with the opener against Japan and Argentina's second, though there are excuses for both. Overall she made a number of strong saves across the three games.
Looked uncomfortable out at right-back in the start against England and gave away the penalty for Argentina's equaliser on Wednesday night.
Her introduction against England helped improve Scotland's performance and she was one of the better players in a poor showing against Japan. Put in a below par display against Argentina, though.
Outstanding against England, she followed it up with an error-strewn game against Japan. Was so-so against Argentina. Solid enough for the tournament, but she'll know she could've played better.
Few complaints can be made about the robust presence at the back. She did her job quietly across the three matches and netted against the Argentines.
Struggled to get into the contest against England - so much so that she was replaced by a right-back - and didn't sparkle in the Argentina match either.
The decision to include her for the final match against Argentina was the right one and she played well, but as a senior player and local leader she could've done more to help Scotland manage the game at 3-0.
