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Scotland manager Steve Clarke tells BBC Scotland: "Northern Ireland did everything we expected them to do. They defended with their lives. They were good, we weren't quite good enough to break them down.

"I think a lot of the players tried to grab the game by the scruff of the neck. We just didn't create the clean-cut chance that would have got us back in the game. We huffed and puffed a bit, but it wasn't our night.

"It's obviously better if you're winning, but the key is to peak in June, not March. Hopefully we peak in June.

"It's been a long time since we've had as much possession as that. I'd be very surprised if we have a game like that in the finals in the summer.

"We had chances. You can't criticise them for trying. March hasn't been our best international camp."

On Andy Robertson, he said: "We'll assess him. He'll go back to his club and they'll assess him. Hopefully he's back soon.

BBC Scotland reporter Jane Lewis has just grabbed Steve Clarke.

Quotes coming soon...

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So Angus Gunn admits it's a little bit concerning.

Tartan Army fans, get on the thumbs, do you share those concerns?

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Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn tells BBC Scotland: "I think they came here with a good game plan, fair play to them.

"It's a little bit concerning. If you look back at those games, we have been playing against very good nations. We need to take the positives and head into the summer feeling confident.

"As players, we've taken confidence from the qualifying campaign. There's lessons to be learned from these couple of games.

"We just have to concentrate on ourselves. They've got a right to their opinion. I don't think that affected us, we weren't good enough all night."

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Scotland defender Liam Cooper tells BBC Scotland: "Frustrating camp. We'd like to be going into the major tournament on the back of a successful camp. It was not to be.

"We need to get back to ourselves. Now's not the time to turn on each other and dig each other out. We want to be the team we know we can be come May and June.

"That's 19 goals in seven games we've conceded, that's not what we've prided ourselves on. We got a bit edgy in the final third. We could have been more patient.

"That's all things we can improve on and I'm sure we will. We've got to get our heads down and work hard."

Who's in the market for some reaction from the home camp?

The Liverpool full-back is the youngest Northern Irishman to score in Scotland (20y 261d) since George Best in November 1964 (18y 187d).

I'd say that's decent company to be in...

Stuart Dallas
Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Two NI

Michael O'Neill brings the team together, his tactics are very good and he knows how to get the best out of players and the positions they play.

The boys enjoy playing for him and that's a big thing.

Conor Bradley's goal first international goal earned Northern Ireland their first win in Scotland in 11 attempts since a 1-0 victory in May 1974.

Bit before the 20-year-old's time...

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Stuart Dallas
Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Two NI

Conor Bradley's life has changed within the past year, he has gone from doing really well at Bolton to now being a mainstay in the Liverpool team and he's now scored here tonight.

He has taken it all in his stride and he's very grounded. He has got a coach and manager at Liverpool that will keep him grounded and Michael O'Neill will do the same here.

Let's turn our attention back to this man, eh?...

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

There's no way I can make anyone feel better about the result tonight. I'm disappointed.

Too many times I've been on holiday watching the Euros. Now, we're there.

Supporting Faddy's point there...

Scotland have won just two of their last 19 friendlies, but have won 15 of their last 21 competitive games.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

We've lost a friendly match. Their fans have stayed to applaud their players for barely touching the ball.

We're going to the Euros. During the dark days, it was a lap of shame.

We'll play against a higher quality of player and I think that will actually bring the best out of us.

It's not all doom and gloom. The manager, who has brought the good times back to Scotland, will have us prepared for the Euros.

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James McFadden, ever the optimist.

Basically telling the Scottish people to chill out and fear not.

Will fire some quotes from the main man in shortly...

Steven Naismith
Hearts head coach & former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Players were overhitting passes, which they don't normally do.

The frustration went into the stands, you could feel that.

We've not had many difficult nights under this manager. There's two games to go before the Euros, there's a lot to ponder.

We're in a much better place than we have been for many years.

Scotland take on hosts Germany in 80 days as they kick off Euro 2024.

Stuart Dallas
Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Two NI

Incredible, what a result!

It felt a bit more than a friendly tonight if I am being honest. The tackles were flying in and fair play to the boys, Michael O'Neill will be delighted with their performance tonight.

A well earned pat on the back...

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