Scotland posted their first win of this World Cup qualifying campaign with a 2-0 win over Belarus in Hungary.
The Scots built on their impressive performance away to Denmark on Friday, when they drew 0-0 in Copenhagen, by prevailing over the Belarussians at an eerie ZTE Arena in Zalaegerszeg, with the game being played behind closed doors at a neutral venue.
Scotland took their time in breaking down the hosts, but eventually snapped the deadlock on 43 minutes when Che Adams slid in to convert from close range after a header across goal from Scott McTominay.
The game was sealed on 65 minutes when Belarus defender Zakhar Volkov poked the ball past his own keeper after Billy Gilmour headed an excellent Adams through-ball across goal.
Scotland now have four points in Group C ahead of facing Greece on October 9 and then Belarus on October 12, both back at Hampden Park.

9. Scott McTominay
Stabbed a Johnston cross narrowly wide on 29 minutes. Great header back across goal for Adams to tap in. Could easily have netted early in second half with a close-range header. Looked much more comfortable in the No 10 role than the deeper job he had to do in Denmark. Came off late for Miller with the win sewn up. 7 | PA

10. Ben Gannon-Doak
The only Scotland player with a proper box of tricks. He was always looking to take on his man and was Scotland's main source of creativity down the left flank. Faded a little during the second period and was also booked on 50 minutes for an over-zealous tackle on Ebong. Came off for Christie with the job done. 8 | PA

11. Che Adams
Had to be patient for much of the first half, but showed good poacher's instincts to prod the ball home from close range to finally break Belarussian resistance on 43 minutes. It was his tenth goal for Scotland. His part in the second goal was even better, a lovely clipped ball into Gilmour that eventually forced Volkov to net past his own keeper. Can be very pleased with his night's work and came off for Dykes. 8 | PA

12. Aaron Hickey
It was too much to ask for the right-back to start both games, but he came on for Johnston and slotted in just fine. After so long on the sidelines, it's just great to see him in a Scotland shirt again. 5 | PA


