Ger Gilroy

We kind of see that actually quite some decent players, like obviously Wilson Isidore playing at Sunderland.

Franci Piero nearly scores that header towards the end.

And it was a game that...

It was a difficult game for Scotland as in you're expected to win and even if you do win there's still criticism of the Scotland performance but the most important thing for them is if they keep one more clean sheet in the last two games against Brazil and Morocco they're going to qualify with four points.

Yeah, I can't see them keeping the ball enough against Morocco.

Morocco are going to dominate the ball possession, I think.

Yeah, Angus Cunn dropped one at one of the Haiti strikers' feet at the weekend and it was only Grant Hanley that made a really good block to keep the game at 1-0.

I'd be worried for them, even against Haiti.

They were just so disconnected against Morocco.

The gaps between the back four and the midfield and the strikers were just so big.

And you can't, in conditions like this, on pitches like these that they're playing in the US, you can't afford to do that.

You can't afford to leave Casemiro or Fabinho or even Bruno Guimaraes or whoever else it is covering 50 yards a room because they got picked off against Morocco.

Blowing up.

Yeah, it seems like football or soccer in Australia seems to be really on the up.

It's definitely one of, you know, it's growing in popularity, you know, maybe in the next couple of years it probably overtakes rugby union as, you know, the third most popular sport.

Probably already has in Australia.

And it's one of the great things about this World Cup.

is that this Aussie team, you know, quite a lot of the players are like kind of the sons of, you know, immigrants into the country.

You've got like Nestor Yurikunda, Aura Mabel, who's like, I think, South Sudanese descent.

Like it's a really great story and it seems to be bringing kind of