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Andy Robertson, lateral izquierdo del Liverpool y capitán de Escocia, ha sido objeto de duras críticas tras en la repesca que da acceso a una de las últimas plazas para el Mundial de Qatar. El elenco escocés no podrá repetir el éxito de llegar a la fase final de un gran torneo, como lo hizo en la pasada Eurocopa. Esto es algo que no ha sentado nada bien en la afición del país, que ha decidido cargar contra el futbolista entrenado por Jürgen Klopp.
Scotland’s World Cup dreams ended on Wednesday with a 3-1 play-off defeat by Ukraine.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson admits he is suffering the worst emotions of his football career after a number of near misses in huge games.
The Evening News told last week that the former Dundee and St Mirren man had triggered a clause in his contract based on appearances made during the 2021/22 season, and the Easter Road side has confirmed that news.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson rued his side's limp display in Wednesday's World Cup playoff against Ukraine and apologised to fans after the defeat in Glasgow ended their hopes of a first appearance at the global soccer showpiece in 24 years.
Andy Robertson admitted Scotland ‘didn’t show up’ as the suffering skipper issued an apology to the Tartan Army as their World Cup dream died.
The French government is “sad and sorry” that 2,700 spectators were denied entry to the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid, although a spokesperson dismissed suggestions that there had been any 'drama' outside the Stade de France. With UEFA commissioning an independent report on Tuesday, the scenes in Saint-Denis were discussed in a French cabinet meeting on Wednesday as the fallout from the final continues. Ad/> French government spokesperson Olivia Gregoire said President Emmanuel Macron and government members were “sorry” for those who “were deprived on the game”, but claimed there had been no injuries.