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• Scotland have won all three of their games against Gibraltar by an aggregate scoreline of 14-1.
• Scotland have ended their seven-game winless run in all competitions (D2 L5) with this their first win and clean sheet since beating Cyprus 3-0 in September last year.
• Since winning back-to-back matches against Liechtenstein and Andorra in November 2022, Gibraltar have lost 13 successive matches across all competitions without scoring a single goal and conceding exactly 50 goals.
• Ryan Christie’s opener was his first goal for Scotland in 15 internationals appearances since netting against Republic of Ireland in September 2022. Indeed, four of his six international goals have been scored outside of Scotland.
• Che Adams netted his sixth goal for Scotland and first since June 2022 against Armenia.

More from Scotland boss Steve Clarke, who has issued an update on a number of players...

On Liam Cooper: "Liam's okay, we think it's just knee-to-knee contact on the pitch. We'll see how he is in the morning. He's a tough man."

On Ben Doak: "We took him off the bench tonight. I know I spoke about giving Ben minutes, but he just had a little reaction to the training days so we decided to be ultra cautious and take him out the firing line."

Asked if he'll be fit for Friday, Clarke said: "I would hope so".

On Ross McCrorie: "He's a good player, he wouldn't be in the squad otherwise. He's a good athlete. When you think he hasn't played since the first weekend in May, his fitness was good. That's a credit to himself. I thought he acquitted himself very well for his first cap."

On replacing Lyndon Dykes: "I have a relaxed day tomorrow. I'll have a little think about it and have a chat with my staff."

On learning Tommy Conway scored for the Under-21s tonight: "Tommy's done great and he's certainly one that's at the front of my mind."

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Scotland head coach Steve Clarke tells BBC Scotland: "I learned the grass is really sticky. It was a different surface. It certainly wasn't a night for dribblers.

"What we learned is that we can create chances and we just need to find the final finish. We need to work on it in training and their confidence in terms of finishing.

"When it comes to Che Adams - bang, goal. That's the kind of confidence you need to show at this level.

"It was just to stay patient - 2-0, clean sheet. Let's use it as a training exercise, which it was. We're reasonably pleased."

Right, let's get some post-match reaction from Steve Clarke...

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Friday will be a better game, a better test.

It's about peaking at a specific moment, it's a difficult thing to do.

That's the balancing act.

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Scotland midfielder Ryan Christie grabbed the opener on 58 minutes and gave his post-match thoughts to us.

"I missed a big chance in the first half I was frustrated with," he said.

"It was just a bit of a relief to get on the scoresheet. I'm probably due one for my country, it's been a while now. The gaffer mentioned that earlier in the week.

"So it's nice to get back on the scoresheet personally. But team wise it's important to get the win and start building momentum again.

"We could have been two or three up at half-time and been a bit more clinical. That's something we need to work on going into the Finland game and Germany.

"But we stayed patient. It was tough conditions with the heat and the dry pitch. Overall it was a successful night and there's plenty to build on."

In the meantime, let's see what Ryan Christie had to say...

Our reporter Jane Lewis has just mentioned Tommy Conway's goal for the Under-21s tonight to Steve Clarke.

The Scotland head coach says the striker is one who's "at the front of my mind" in regards to replacing Lyndon Dykes.

One to watch. We'll have more from Clarke shortly...

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Scotland right-back Ross McCrorie tells BBC Scotland: "The manager said go and do what I've been doing down at Bristol City. I enjoyed that.

"It's the pinnacle of a young footballer's career to play for the national team. I'm really happy and hopefully I made my family proud tonight.

"It's all about the team. We need to keep the performance levels high. We did that tonight, there should have been a few more goals. We take that confidence into the next game.

"Any footballer wants to play in the top tournaments. You've got to relish playing under pressure. We make sure we do what's best from the squad.

"There were a lot of chances in the first half. It was a very sticky pitch."

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

I think Steve Clarke will be disappointed they didn't take more of the chances created.

There were two very good goals in there, though. A boost for Ryan Christie and Che Adams.

These games are difficult. You're looking for Lawrence Shankland scoring, which is disappointing. He would have hoped to get a goal or two.

For the opening game, who does he go with? Adams has done what a striker needs to do and that's scoring.

Don't let a laboured friendly win over Gibraltar make you forget it.

Scotland are at Euro 2024. It's real and it's almost here.

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I'm sure most people will be consious of how critical they are of that.

It's a win, it's a clean sheet and it ends a rough run of results.

Yes, that's the bare minimum of what's expected in a game like this, but players who needed minutes got them too.

The booing at Hampden after the March friendly defeat to Northern Ireland seemed excessive.

Any harsh criticism of this win would fall into the same category.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Stopping that winless run was important, but how much confidence are you going to take from that?

It couldn't be more removed from what the Germany game is going to look like. They weren't tested at all.

I'm hoping on Friday we get more energy. I hope we see the Scotland team that got us to the tournament in the first place.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Ross McCrorie can have a real influence when he's positive.

But I think he took the easy option too often. That's a position that's up for grabs.

I wish he had done more, because he's capable of more.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

It was a desperately flat game. It was grim.

I don't think too many players played particularly well. It brought an end to the winless run, but I wish they had done it with a bit more authority than that.

Performance aside, the biggest concern for Steve Clarke will be another potential injury.

Liam Cooper looked in a lot of discomfort when he made way.

When it rains, it pours.

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