Welcome into the latest decision of ESPNFC Craig Burley, Stevie Nichol and VK Murray here

with a lot to talk about when it comes to Euro qualifying. We'll be delving a little

deeper on Liverpool later in the show as well, but let's start with the game between

Spain and Scotland in Seville. It finished 2-0, 2 Spain with goals from Marata and

Sunset, but before that, Scott McTominay had scored. It was a goal that was somewhat

controversially rolled off. We'll get to that in just a moment, but this is Scotland

dropping points for the first time in the group. They did need just a point to qualify for

next summer's Euros, as it stands right now. They are top of the table. Spain just behind

them, three points behind them, but with a game in hand, Spain will be facing Norway

in Oslo on Sunday, so still time for Norway to try and beat Spain and catch up to Scotland.

Let's bring in Luis Garcia. We'll hear from him on just a moment in Spain. Let me start

with the really passionate Scotland fan here, Stevie Nichol. Watching that game with you,

you could really feel that passion is in through your veins.

That was just lunch. That was a lunch. No, they said, Scotland went about it the way we thought

they would. They can't go toe to toe, we spent. So it was always going to be about keeping

it tight, maybe trying to get someone on the break, but keep it tight. At one stage, it

almost looked and felt as though that's what was going to happen, because after Torres

missed that chance early on, there was a couple of little close things, but nothing that

you really would put your money on is say, you should have scored. So I particularly

was beginning to think, you know what, we might just do this, but then Robertson has to

come off, then you have to change people around. And really the crux of the matter was

it now has came on. And dead, what nobody else had been able to do and put a fantastic

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