Scotland will have to wait for qualification to Euro 2024 after a 2-0 loss in Spain, their first of the campaign.
Steve Clarke's side had won their first five Group A qualifiers, including a home win over Spain, but they still points to qualify for the tournament
Scotland survived Spain pressure in a one-sided first half, but Scott McTominay, who scored both goals in the reverse fixture, found the back of the net with a free-kick just before the hour mark, only to see it ruled out by VAR.
Spain forward Alvaro Morata then headed them into a lead in the 74th minute before substitute Oihan Sancet added a second.
They face Norway next and Scotland’s place at Euro 2024 will be secured if the Norwegians drop points.
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