but midway through the half, xeridan shaqiri seized on a loose pass from the scottish defence and hit a first time shot into the top corner. the result means scotland have just one point from their first two games and are likely to need to beat hungary in theirfinal group game to reach the knock out stages. live now to a fan zone in glasgow and our correspondent catriona renton. look, this is a result for us today, we are absolutely thrilled that we got a point. sometimes during the match it looked hairy, switzerland had to disallowed goals but we got there, got a 1 1 draw which means it s got an arson in the tournament. and people here this evening have beenin and people here this evening have been in great spirits, living today, and the atmosphere has been so positive. we picked ourselves up, we dusted ourselves down from friday s defeated germany, undercut what we did today, and finds many here are really thrilled about this result. tell me how you feel about the res
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