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Steve Clarke watched his side blow a two- goal lead here in Vienna last night – but then insisted Scotland ’s feel-good factor can carry them towards the World Cup.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke shrugged off the disappointment of his team letting a 2-0 lead slip from their grasp in Austria and insisted they are still on track to seize a place at the World Cup Finals whenever their play-off fate can be decided.
Steve Clarke’s Scotland surrendered a two-goal advantage as they drew 2-2 against Austria at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
The visitors led 2-0 through goals from Jack Hendry and John McGinn in either half but were eventually pegged back by Michael Gregoritsch and Alessandro Schöpf each netting within the final 15 minutes.
Scotland extended their unbeaten run to eight games despite spurning a two-goal lead in a late friendly collapse in Austria.
Scotland surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Austria in an entertaining friendly at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
Ernst Happel made it to a World Cup semi-final as a player before his Dutch side were undone in the Final against hosts Argentina in 1978.
Andy Robertson could have ducked out of this one.