it was a special night at hampden park as scotland boosted their hopes of qualifying for next year s european championship. they beat spain 2 0, the first time scotland s men have beaten spain since 1984. 0ur sports correspondent jane dougall reports. scotland haven t beaten spain since 1984. they have now. the ground beneath hampden shook with the roar from the tartan army, witnessing an historic win for scotland. and this was the man who secured it. it s mctominay! the dream start for scotland. scott mctominay scored twice to put scotland top of their world cup qualifying group. for us, going back into the changing room, everyone saying well done to each other, it is notjust a thing where it is the one who scored the goals, but it is an incredible feeling and it s my favourite thing to represent scotland at hampden park. that s the kind of - legacy you can leave. you can put a mark on scottish football, if you like, for years going forward.
preparing for this match. manchester city defender oleksandry zinchenko won a the premier league 10 days ago and he s hoping he can lead his country to their second world cup. i hoped it would be lots of people but we totally understand the situation that may be there is no opportunity for ukrainian people to come tomorrow but i m pretty sure that s ukraine was going to watch us and we will feel they sports 100%. like i said many times to be fair we can speaka lot like i said many times to be fair we can speak a lot but we need to do it on the page so that some people try to do. scotland haven t been to a world cup since france 98. steve clark says his players are aware of the complexities of the match. despite being at home, most neutrals will be rooting for ukraine but clarke says his will be solely focused on winning once the match starts.
can see. jurgen klopp. he had made comments saying even if you don t have a ticket, come to paris to support us. he actually said if you haven t got a ticket, watch it on the telly. because he said it in the bbc breakfast interview. the french authorities provided those fan parks in paris for people who did not have tickets. people are saying there is a lot of back and forth between french authorities, government, uefa, the clubs themselves. and a lot of evidence gathered on the ground from the fans, journalists who were there. something does not add up. and you mentioned an important word, evidence. because there is so much footage. surely important. thank you. from the white embroidered dress worn at her coronation to her vibrant coats