News – GB – 5 reasons Scotland fans should believe we are going to defeat Serbia and qualify for Euro 2020

Why is the Scottish race always the worst? For once, why don’t we think things will break in our favor?

Since its elimination from the 2018 World Cup, Serbia has played eight competitive matches at home. They failed to achieve victory over Hungary, Turkey, Ukraine, Portugal and Romania. Among the three games they won, they infiltrated Montenegro and Luxembourg with one goal. The extra time victory in Norway is their only victory from Whatever kind in the last six games this is not a team that plays anywhere close to their sum and Scotland can take advantage of that easily

Even without a local crowd, there are some familiar advantages to playing on your soil that would give Serbia an advantage but the advantage would not be close to the strength it would have had if Rajko Mitic were full of fans cheering them on. If Serbia came out flat, there would be no crowd to get it out of funk, or tear the nerves of a Scottish team seeking to protect their progress in the late game.

Steve Clark suffered a hellish disruption at the last international break when it was announced the same day that six players would be absent due to a combination of injury and Covid-19 protocols. While Ryan Fraser’s loss on the occasion was a huge blow, the Scotland coach welcomes a comeback. A host of key players, including Stuart Armstrong, Ryan Christie and Kieran Tierney are also expected to return to the defense by Scott McKenna, while Liam Palmer is a promotion to Stephen O’Donnell at right-back, a team that has just won three games in a row without conceding a single goal. It became much stronger on paper.

It is no coincidence that Scotland has started to resemble a respected international team since the Queens Park Rangers striker chose his family home over his native Australia He is the perfect striker for this side, works hard from the front, is excellent at catching the ball and engaging others, and has confidence in front of goal since leaving Livingston, he reached the ground running in the English championship in great shape in this match the same goes for John McGinn and Stuart Armstrong even The latter helped kick his team out of the Premier League top for a few hours last weekend.

Clark’s improvement for this team was not as immediate as many had expected or hoped, but finally the national team looked like the unit he forged in Kilmarnock, a task that was close to a miracle at times in front of Slovakia and the Czech Republic There was a clear plan for defense and attack. They performed collectively and were fully disciplined in individual and group instruction. As a result, visitors have a stronger momentum that enters into this momentum. Confidence will be high in the distant camp, and because of their vulnerable position, they should play with less pressure on their shoulders, even with the weight of 22 years of mischief they must believe. That this is their time

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