if we give a level of performance irrespective who we are playing, i'm asking lessons learned from previous camps and the tournament over christmas in the world cup, we want a level of performance that's consistent across the board whether you're paying latvia or croatia or turkey. whoever you're playing against. if we do that with the structure how we want to play and the players we've got in the team, then the result will take care of itself. it could be two wins from two in qualifying for scotland if they win later. and it's a big if, they face spain. but manager steve clarke is confident they can finish the international break unbeaten. igoto i go to every game thinking i'm going to win and i have done that since i was 17. i don't think you can be professional going to a game and thinking you are going to lose. we know we have to be disciplined and organised and we know we have to play very, very well. spain probably
qualifying match, theirfirst match since that early exit in qatar. tonight it's latvia at home. if we give a level of performance irrespective who we are playing, i'm asking lessons learned from previous camps and the tournament over christmas in the world cup, we want a level of performance that's consistent across the board whether you're paying latvia or croatia or turkey. whoever you're playing against. if we do that with the structure how we want to play and the players we've got in the team, then the result will take care of itself. scotland host spain later in their second european qualifer. they go into the match off the back of a 3—0 victory over cyprus on saturday, while spain opened their qualifying with the same scoreline at home to norway. scotland manager steve clarke believes it's a game his team can win. i go to every game thinking i'm going to win. and i've done that since i was 17. every single game. i don't think you can be professional and go to a game and think you're going to lose. so we approach the game, we know we have to be disciplined,