Scotland Secures Win Against Belarus
Scott McTominay scored the decisive goal in Scotland's win against Belarus in a World Cup qualifier.
Che Adams opened the scoring after 14 minutes with a left-footed strike inside the box. The match remained tense, with Scotland needing a result to compete with Denmark for automatic World Cup 2026 qualification.
McTominay, formerly of Manchester United and now with Napoli, sealed the win with a left-footed finish in the 84th minute, assisted by Andy Robertson's neat work.
Belarus's Gleb Kochuk scored in the 96th minute, making the final minutes nervy, but Scotland held on for the win.
Notable players included Billy Gilmour, John McGinn, Ben Doak, and Angus Gunn.
It was a McTominay goal that made the difference.
Author's summary: Scotland wins against Belarus with McTominay's goal.
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