SCOTLAND RATINGS 

CRAIG GORDON 7 

Commanded his box well and his distribution was solid. Never really tested in terms of shot stopping until the 78th minute. A fine save to deny Baumgartner from a corner. 

STEPHEN O’DONNELL 6 

Returned to his right back berth after Nathan Patterson picked up an injury. Battled well but very wasteful in possession at times. 

ANDY ROBERTSON 7 

Bombed down the left flank on countless occasions, but his final ball was not up to scratch. A polished defensive display though and can be proud of his efforts. 

BILLY GILMOUR 7 

Not as influential as he has been in a Scotland shirt recently but still a tidy performance. Sharp on the ball and provided plenty of energy in the middle of the park. 

GRANT HANLEY 8 

Colossal at the back. So strong in the air and tackle and fought for the full 90 minutes. Booked so will miss next match against Israel, he will be a huge miss for Steve Clarke’s side. 

KIERAN TIERNEY 8 

Another one who impressed greatly at the back. Got forward well too when Scotland were in possession and looked to counter. A key addition to the Scotland defence. 

JOHN MCGINN 7 

His usual dangerous self in possession. Made a number of darting runs into the final third and linked up well with Lyndon Dykes and Che Adams. Won some important fouls for his team too. 

CALLUM MCGREGOR 7 

Kept Scotland ticking in the middle. Sprayed the ball about well and got up and down the park constantly. A calm head on the ball when Scotland needed him. 

LYNDON DYKES 8 

Led the line well alongside Che Adams. Ran himself into the ground and topped off a fine display with the only goal of the game from the penalty spot. His hold up play throughout was brilliant. 

CHE ADAMS 8 

Did well to win the deciding penalty of the encounter. A constant threat to the Austrian defence and was unlucky not to grab a goal himself. Got Scotland up the park on countless occasions as he won important fouls. 

JACK HENDRY 8  

One of his best performances in a navy-blue jersey. Won all of his defensive battles and was tidy in possession too. Made a couple of key interceptions in the final third. 

SUBSTITUTES  

RYAN CHRISTIE (FOR DYKES, 70) 5 

Provided some fresh legs late on and looked a threat on the counter attack. 

PAUL MCGINN (FOR O’DONNELL, 77) 4 

On for a late defensive shift as he made his Scotland debut. 

LEWIS FERGUSON (FOR GILMOUR, 88) 2 

Put himself about in the midfield battle late on. 

KEVIN NISBETT (FOR ADAMS, 88) 2 

On for a few doggy runs in the dying minutes.