Scotland Wins Against Belarus with McTominay's Goal
Scott McTominay scored Scotland's second goal, sealing the 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 game 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, scored in the 84th minute with a left-footed finish, assisted by Andy Robertson's neat work. Belarus's Gleb Kochuk scored in the 96th minute, making the final minutes intense.
- Che Adams scored the first goal.
- Scott McTominay scored the second goal.
- 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 in World Cup qualifier.
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