Scotland's defeat to Greece in their playoff second leg confirmed their relegation to Nations League B but manager Steve Clarke said it was just a bump in the road and how they react will be crucial.

Scotland supporters have their say on Sunday's 3-0 home defeat by Greece, which means relegation from the Nations League top tier.

Scotland had gone into the game on a high after winning 1-0 in the away leg on Thursday but they were two down on aggregate inside 46 minutes and never looked like getting back into the game. Ryan Christie returned from suspension to replace Lewis Ferguson but Clarke otherwise kept the same team that played in Piraeus while Greece made six changes including handing a debut to 17-year-old goalscorer Konstantinos Karetsas,

Greece have won each of their last three away games, all in the UEFA Nations League. They haven’t won four away games in a row since October 2016, while in competitive internationals they last did so in September 2008.

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Scotland take a 1-0 lead back to Hampden as they look to avoid Nations League relegation in their play-off against Greece. Scott McTominay’s first-half penalty and a remarkable second-half defensive stand earned Scotland a valuable away win in Athens on Thursday.