Scotland’s hopes of qualifying for Euro 2024 took a blow with a 2-0 defeat against Spain. However, their qualification hopes are still alive. Despite winning their first five Group A qualifiers, Scotland needed a positive result against Spain or for Norway to fail against Cyprus in order to secure qualification. The match in Seville was intense, with Scotland managing to survive heavy pressure in the first half. Scott McTominay, who scored both goals against Spain in the previous match, thought he had given Scotland the lead with a stunning free-kick, but it was ruled out after a VAR check. Spain eventually scored through Alvaro Morata and Oihan Sancet to seal the victory. Meanwhile, Norway defeated Cyprus 4-0. Scotland will now have to wait for the next fixture in October to secure qualification.
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