Scotland in Euro 2024 push LIVE as Georgia manager loses his mind with rage at UEFA on mad Hampden night

Scotland became history-makers as Callum McGregor and Scott McTominay goals sank Georgia and secured four opening campaign wins for the first time.

A torrential pre-match downpour saw the players come off the pitch after six minutes at 1-0 and two inspections later the match restarted at 9.33pm. Scotland coped with the conditions better after the long delay and are now within touching distance of an automatic place at the Euros.

Seriously, the game is very much on as we dream of steins and sausages from Bavaria and beyond. This is the stuff of dreams as Scotland continued to defy history and made it a victory against every opponent in Group A. Steve Clarke has a nation believing and there's no reason for that to fade anytime soon.

And the stars of the national team appear primed to be around for years to come. But let's not sweat Cyprus in September, yet, and bask in a glow of the best Scotland season in years as the national team are on the brink of Euro 2024.

Join us LIVE for all the post-match reaction.

After five seconds everyone could see we couldn’t play. But the referee put himself under so much pressure by letting it go until there was a goal. It would have been so much easier had he listened to me and Steve when we asked him before then to stop it, maybe after three minutes. We went back out in the end, but under huge pressure from UEFA.

When I was a player I always heard referees were there to protect players, but when they are under pressure from above, that physical integrity is sometimes not there. All I can say is thank God no one in this match was injured.

Steve and I both spoke to the fourth official and asked him, please, stop, we can’t play. He said they couldn’t stop the game before the delegate came