Ally McCoist rinses rattled Rodri as he tells Mr Salty 'bless his wee Spanish heart' – the best pundit reactions

Is it too early to book flights to Germany?

Okay so it's only two games in and there's a long way to go, but Scotland have entered the conversation for top spot in Group A after a stunning 2-0 win over Spain at Hampden. With Norway only managing a draw in Georgia (we've struggled their ourselves so let's not get carried away), but that's six points from six and the previously missing marquee result that would have made the difference in near qualifying misses over the years.

Despite Rodri's sulks claiming otherwise, Steve Clarke's side played with controlled aggression and had Spain rattled from the start. It wouldn't have happened during the tiki-taka era, but the visitors were reduced to swinging crosses into the box, which the back three in dark blue gobbled up all night.

Scott McTominay netted twice after coming off the bench against Cyprus, and he repeated the trick to take the roof off Hampden, which was bouncing with belief as soon as he fired i the opener after just seven minutes. The second made for a marginally more comfortable end to the game.

Record Sport takes a look at how the pundits felt about it.

The talkSPORT host and pundit of the year was up bright and breezy for his breakfast show slot and had words for hurting Manchester City man Rodri who described Scotland's tactics as "rubbish" in a scathing attack.

I thought we were just a wee bit too physical for Rodri! We were rubbish, is that the word he used? Bless his wee Spanish heart. Man alive, Hampden was jumping. That was nothing short of fantastic! It really was. And do you know something? I can say it now, I would've said it earlier, but we weren't really in any danger. They're putting crosses into the box and the lads were absolutely