Scotland’s World Cup campaign came to an end over the weekend after failing to reach the last 32.
The Scots finished Group C in third place on three points after a 1-0 win over Haiti, but then lost 1-0 to Morocco and then 3-0 to Brazil.
They then failed to finish as one of the eight best third-placed teams, meaning that the long wait for a Scotland team to reach the knockout stage of a World Cup goes on.
Their elimination was swiftly followed by head coach Steve Clarke’s resignation, ending a seven-year spell in charge of the national team.
Some Scotland players arrived back at Glasgow Airport on Monday morning, while others joined family on holiday.
We take a look at how each Scotland player fared during the World Cup:
9. Lyndon Dykes
Played a grand total of 34 minutes after coming on as a sub against Haiti and Morocco. Saw a half-chance in the second game with a header. 3 | Getty Images
10. Che Adams
Started up front alongside Lawrence Shankland against Haiti in a 4-4-2 and played a part in John McGinn's goal. Led the line against Morocco but starved of any service, and then came on for his 50th Scotland cap against Brazil. 6 | PA
11. Ryan Christie
Started the Morocco match as Scotland went for a more conservative approach, but never really got into proceedings. Used late against Haiti and Brazil, picking up a yellow card in the latter game. 5 | PA
