Deflated Scotland manager Gordon Strachan said he will experiment to find the right players and style for Scotland after another numbing defeat at home to Wales last night.
Deflated Scotland manager Gordon Strachan said he will experiment to find the right players and style for Scotland after another numbing defeat at home to Wales last night.
Gordon Strachan puts his point across at Hampden last night
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Michael Grant
The national side have now gone six competitive games without a win and Strachan, in his first World Cup qualifying tie, was unable to end the sequence which cost Craig Levein his job. More than 40,000 Scotland fans braved a horrible night at Hampden but after Grant Hanley's opening goal in the first half, the game turned when Robert Snodgrass was sent off for conceding a clear penalty. Aaron Ramsey scored that, Hal Robson-Kanu added a second Welsh goal 93 seconds later, and that left Scotland rooted at the bottom of Group A with only two points from five games.
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