But his ball is a little too long
For Murat Yakin’s team, the hardest part was done on Saturday against Hungary (3-1). In a Euro where the first two as well as the four best thirds qualify for the round of 16, success in the group stage is almost equivalent to securing a ticket for the rest.
If the Nati beats Scotland this Wednesday evening in Cologne, it will be the first time in its history that it has won its first two matches in a major competition final phase. The task does not seem insurmountable if the teammates of Andrew Robertson and Scott McTominay are as non-existent as Friday against Germany (5-1).
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