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It wasn't a classic last night, but it's job done against Belarus.

As McGinn sweeps it into the back pose, Tom, andiny meets it on the head. And I'm just there. Scotland has got the opener. Well, that could be huge just before half-time. Scotland's sitting second in the table after a controlled performance in Hungary. The manager happy with where we are but knows it's only a start. Yeah, it's a good start

but it's only a start. Four points will never qualify anybody

for anything. So two big games next month.

You can go home with smell and my face but

I'm already thinking about next month.

Two massively important home games

to come in October.

Could we be on our way to North America next year? Shea Adams, believe so. Definitely. We know we're good enough. The other day against Denmark, we were hard to break down. We got the point, and I think that was well deserved. Tonight, we knew we had to dig deep and be patient, and we did that today. And, yeah, as I said, it's a great comfort for everyone. We have all the reaction you need right here.

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Quick hello to our guest today.

It's Michael Grant, the Times Scottish Football correspondent, live from Hungary.

Thank you very much for joining us, Michael. And Rory Loyoy, the former Rangers, St. Marin, Marendon, Dundee and Falkirk striker. Good morning, Rory. Let's get started. It wasn't one for the purest last night, but job done. And Rory, I guess, that's all that matters, isn't it? Yes, indeed. I enjoyed the game.

I know speaking to friends, family and other people, they didn't so much,

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