Well, one point and one goal wasn't quite what we had in mind when Scotland ended their long absence from major finals football.

The opening defeat to the Czech Republic was a huge anti-climax and hugely damaging. A gutsy draw at Wembley gave us hope but Croatia were far too strong for a tired-looking side at Hampden.

Now, we look forward to the next round of World Cup qualifying fixtures, while the Euros move on to the knockout rounds.

In September, Steve Clarke's men face Denmark (A), Moldova (H) and Austria (A) and we really need to take something from at least one of those away fixtures against the two top seeds.

Thanks for your company and good night.

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Charlie Mulgrew
Dundee United defender on BBC Sportscene

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportscene

Croatia will play the runners-up from Group E in Copenhagen on Monday.

Sweden, Poland, Slovakia and Spain are all in the running going into tomorrow's final group games.

Luka Modric, Croatia captain: "We are happy because we played a big match and qualified for the next round. We were not happy with performances in the first two matches and we knew we could be better. When we play like this, we are dangerous to everyone.

"This goal means a lot to me but our play means more, from the beginning until the end. I am happy that my goal helped, but it's most important that the team won."

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Graeme Souness
Former Scotland captain on ITV

The Glasgow fanzone rises to applaud Scotland as their Euro 2020 journey has come to an end.

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke on BBC Radio Scotland: "I'm sad for the players. Waited a long time to get to a tournament and it was a good group of players that got us there.

"And over the course of the tournament there was a lot of good stuff but ultimately not the points we needed.

"Tonight we were against a team that are tournament hardened and they knew how to play the third game in a group and probably we didn't. That's why we're going home and Croatia are going through.

"It was great for the fans to cheer the players at the end - it was great for the players to hear that.

"I think talking about being tournament ready - we didn't get anything out the first game which meant we had to go to Wembley and expend a lot of energy physically and mentally to give ourselves a chance and maybe we suffered for it in the third game.

"That's something we can learn for the next tournament - I promise you it won't be 23 years until the next one."

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Rangers and Croatia defender Borna Barisic, talking to BBC Radio Scotland: "It wasn't an easy game. We knew that Scotland play a style that we don't like. It looks like a comfortable game but it wasn't.

"We knew how much quality we have in midfield and we dominated there. There is pressure on us after the World Cup and we didn't start well, but on this performance we can build our future games. I don't know how far we can go, but we'll go as far as we can."

Scotland goalkeeper David Marshall talking to BBC Radio Scotland: "The positivity was there after the England performance, and we've started the game well tonight, so it's a big disappointment.

"Croatia handled the second half really well. There are fine margins in games, but we can't argue with the result really. The manager's said to us that this is just the start of something and in a short space of time we'll be meeting up to try to qualify for the World Cup.

"We've got tournament experience now, which will make us better as a group."

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Scotland midfielder John McGinn tells ITV: "Devastated we're not through. Through the whole campaign we didn't get off to the best of starts.

"We came up against an excellent team tonight and they have experience at the major tournaments and they showed that tonight. I feel we didn't do ourselves justice but we created history by coming here to a major tournament."

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