It wasn’t quite the roaring Scotland send off many had hoped for at a blustery Hampden as a late Finland penalty saw Steve Clarke’s men draw 2-2 in Mount Florida.
An own goal from Arttu Hoskonen (55) just after the break had opened the scoring for Scotland and when Lawrence Shankland’s bullet header moments later put the Tartan Army two ahead, it appeared Scotland were well on their way to victory. However, two late strikes from Benjamin Kallman (72) and a penalty from Oliver Antman (87) sealed a late draw for the Finnish side.
Here’s how we rated each Scotland player out of 10 at Hampden Park.
9. John McGinn - 6
There were some solid renditions of his iconic chant in the lead up to the game, and he responded with a bright first-half performance. Faded in the second though. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Ryan Christie - 6
A quiet night for the Bournemouth midfielder on the whole, apart from a few runs in behind the defence early on. | SNS Group
11. Lawrence Shankland - 6
He cut a frustrated figure for the best part of an hour. However, when the first real bit of quality was launched in the box, it was the Hearts marksman that was there to do what he does best. Many expect Che Adams to get the nod against Germany next week but he did what he could tonight to try and convince Steve Clarke otherwise. | SNS Group
12. Substitutes
Craig Gordon (3) gave an unfortunate late penalty away. Greg Taylor (4) replaced Robertson with time running out but had little impact. Tommy Conway (4) got his Scotland debut and a night he'll surely never forget, so nearly scoring with a late header. Ryan Jack (n/a)) came on late in the game, as did Scott McKenna (n/a). Lewis Morgan (n/a) also made his debut and put in a great ball for Conway. | SNS Group