Gunn on his way to being Scotland No.1

Angus Gunn has been told he is well on the way to establishing himself as Scotland's No.1 goalkeeper. The Norwich shot-stopper kept two clean sheets for Steve Clarke's in-form side after committing his future to the country – and following in the footsteps of dad and City legend Bryan – before the international break. Ad Scotland toppled Spain and Malta in their first two Euro 2024 qualifiers as fellow Canaries Grant Hanley and Kenny McLean also starred at Hampden Park.

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«I think we have got the best squad of players we have had for a long, long time. »The team is fairly young, they are growing together and Steve has got a real connection with them. «That is apparent by the improvement that we have seen in the team.