‘Light up high hope:’ Scott McTominay becomes hero when creating NICEEEE GOAL for Scotland but Scotland EURO dream endangered with Anthony Ralston’s serious mistake

Scott McTominay’s actions during Scotland’s Euro 2024 match against Switzerland on Wednesday left fans perplexed.

Fans genuinely can't believe what Scott McTominay did during Scotland's game against Switzerland

Scotland’s prospects of progressing to the subsequent round of Euro 2024 remain viable as a result of their valiant draw with Switzerland.

Scott McTominay takes a free-kick for Scotland against Switzerland. Image: Getty

McTominay scored the opening goal for Steve Clarke’s team in the 13th minute.

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However, Manchester United’s goal was ultimately negated by Xherdan Shaqiri, a former Liverpool player who executed an extraordinary strike.

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A user on X inquired, “Could Scottish fans respond to this?” Why is McTominay being prioritised on corners over Gilmour or McGinn, despite the fact that he is unquestionably your greatest goal threat?

A second individual composed the following: “What is the reason for McTominay’s decision to take corners and free kicks?” “He ought to be at the conclusion of them!”

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An additional individual stated: “McTominay is like 6’3, why is he taking the corners man.”

A fourth individual stated, “McTominay is the most effective player we have at scoring from set pieces, yet he is executing free kicks and corners.” Comical.

An additional observer said: “McTominay taking corners is genuinely one of the most baffling tactical choices I’ve ever seen.”

Scotland’s Billy Gilmour, John McGinn, and Andy Robertson are all capable of delivering a strong delivery from a dead ball situation, as one spectator noted.

Nevertheless, the squad maintained its adherence to McTominay, despite his potential to score goals in the box.

Scotland has one point in Group A ahead of their match against Hungary in Stuttgart, following their 5-1 loss to Germany in the tournament opener.