Scotland camp decimated by sickness bug as Steve Clarke reveals three more stars who fell ill
Steve Clarke insists Scotland have the guts to go for glory against Ukraine despite a sickness bug ravaging his injury-hit squad.
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Steve Clarke insists Scotland have the guts to go for glory against Ukraine despite a sickness bug ravaging his injury-hit squad.
Scotland strike duo Lyndon Dykes and Che Adams have fallen ill ahead of the do-or-die Nations League crunch against Ukraine in Krakow but the pair will still travel to Poland. Boss Steve Clarke revealed the pair were suffering from illness and sat out the session before flying to Poland for the final Group B1 clash.
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Jack Hendry is adamant Scotland will keep going for it in Krakow. And the defender hopes his partnership with Scott McKenna can provide the platform for his team to at least make their point in Poland.
Let's be brutally honest. The hard core masochists among us probably know how this all ends.
KEITH JACKSON: Wouldn't that be lovely? But this is Scotland we're talking about so it's highly unlikely to be so stress free. I'd bite your hand off for a 0-0 draw in Krakow right now. CRAIG SWAN: You worry that Ukraine will have a freshness edge. But Scotland will make chances and can get their point.