The road to Russia
starts with an amazing display of top of the line football and showing off its mastery
in what looked like an easy affair for the Tartar Army. With a 5-1 rout over a weak
Malta National squad that managed at least to put one goal for its honor.
As the World Cup, qualifiers
worldwide started with a bang and many surprising results, for the Scottish National
squad under Gordon Strachan, setting his goals to put his Boys in the grand
fete of football as one of its paramount of wishes.
After their
elimination from this past Euro 2016 competition, the man of Edinburgh is
serious to deliver in what many see as a much disputed and coveted
qualification.
Seeded in Group F with
all favorite England, followed by Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania and Malta, seen
as a difficult enterprise for the Scots but at the end Manager Strachan is
poised to make thing happen and deliver.
The first win is the
important one regardless of the rival you may have been paired with, still the
win over a modest squad that at the end could been an upsetting draw or possibly a loss as I always
state about no one being an easy foe.
After their win over
Malta, the Tartars are alone in first place in-group F along with England but a
goal differential separates the Scotts from the English Lions, putting Strachan
lads in sole possession of first place.
Also with the way the
Scots are playing, even though it was a modest squad but a win is a win, this
squad positives continue in their group of play, we may have a miracle and an
automatic pass into Siberian lands.
Still the road to
Russia filled with many and difficult obstacles that could jeopardize the Tartars
qualification as their next compromises in their group of play include in October
8 a home match in Hampden Park against Lithuania. Then the following date will
be against Slovakia at Trnava and closing the year at Wembley with an almighty and
difficult England.
Scotland and its Manager
Gordon Strachan will have its hands full with their upcoming compromises seen
as a test this this squad football and ambitions by playing altogether as a squad
with an all-around spirit of unity.
That so far has put a
whole squad and a nation behind them and looking forward to see their Tartan
Boys deliver the ultimate of miracles in a pass into the grand ball of soccer
the world is familiar with and return its lost class and top notch football.
Netting three points as
a visitor was a feat like no other and a load of optimism ahead of their
compromise in the qualifiers.
In a one sided match
were the Scotts put on a show and seeing how the local squad saw two bookings to
a couple of its top rated players in Luke Gambin and Jonathan Caruana leaving
the local Falcons with just nine men.
Another plus for the Tartans
was a prime time and stellar performance by Robert Snodgrass treble, surprise starter
Chris Martin and Steven Fletcher respectively netting scores for the winning
Scottish National squad premier performance.
The Scots welcome in
unison their well-earned and fought three points of gold and for their boss
Gordon Strachan right moves that gave his Boys a well-earned victory leaving Ta
Qali Stadium at the end in total awe.
Hail to the Comann Ball-coise na h-Alba!
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