Scott McTominay Slams Georgia for ‘Crying’ in Scotland Draw in Euro 2024 Qualifying

Scott McTominay, the midfield player for Manchester United, openly expressed his disapproval of the Georgia team following their 2-2 draw against Scotland. McTominay, who has been performing exceptionally well for Scotland in the UEFA Euro 2024 qualification, strongly criticized the conduct of the Georgia players during the game, describing it as shameful.

Throughout the match, a total of 32 fouls were committed, leading to the display of six yellow cards, three for each team. McTominay voiced his displeasure with the conduct of the Georgia players, deeming their actions as disgraceful in their attempt to provoke the referee. He further advocated for consequences to be imposed on players who feign injuries.

In spite of the contentious actions exhibited by the Georgia players, Scotland successfully secured a draw by scoring a last-minute goal through Lawrence Shankland. This outcome sustains Scotland’s minimal chances of leading Group A, but they must triumph over Norway in their last match and rely on a scenario where group leaders Spain suffer defeat against Georgia. Spain and Scotland have successfully guaranteed their place in the tournament. Scotland’s manager, Steve Clarke, commended his team for their resilience against Georgia’s deceptive tactics. He recognized the difficulty of facing a team that is determined to achieve a favorable outcome and stressed the necessity of maintaining composure and avoiding any involvement in provocations.

In general, Scotland can draw encouragement from their comeback in the game and aim to capitalize on this display. Nevertheless, the conduct of the Georgian players has left the Scottish team feeling disappointed, as their sole intention was to concentrate on delivering their finest performance.