Andy Robertson insists Scotland stars 'have had long enough' to forget Ukraine defeat as he demands Armenia reaction

Andy Robertson insists Scotland must use their Ukraine pain to fuel the bid for Nations League success.

The Scotland skipper admitted morale is low after Ukraine crushed our World Cup dream at Hampden last Wednesday.

But he warned that Steve Clarke ’s side can’t afford to allow the crushing disappointment of the Ukraine play-off defeat to linger.

Clashes with Armenia either side of a trip to face the Republic of Ireland loom as they look to set up a back-door pass to Euro 2024 – just like they did for the last tournament.

Liverpool star Robertson insists there is no room for a Qatar hangover on Wednesday might.

He said: “We’ve had long enough to get over the disappointment and move on from it.

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“We know just how important the Nations League can be.

“We proved that when we managed to be successful in it for the last Euros, get the play-off and qualify through it.

“This camp will always be disappointing for us, regardless of what happens now, because of the other night.

“But we can try to end it on a small high by trying to get positive results in the next three games.”

Clarke insisted after last week’s semi-final KO that it was not the end of the road for the squad as the majority have time on their