Callum McGregor, battered and bruised, expressed feelings of embarrassment and anger after Scotland’s disappointing performance against Germany. Still reeling from the 5-1 loss in Munich, McGregor believes the team can bounce back by redeeming themselves in the upcoming matches against Switzerland and Hungary.
Reflecting on the humiliating defeat, McGregor stated, “The word ‘embarrassment’ is what I was thinking after the game. I didn’t say it to anyone because it was too raw at the moment.” He acknowledged the team’s failure to do themselves justice on the pitch against a formidable opponent like Germany.
Despite the setback, McGregor remains determined to turn things around and hopes to salvage Scotland’s chances of advancing in the tournament. He emphasized the importance of staying united and proving their critics wrong in the face of looming challenges.
John McGinn echoed McGregor’s sentiments, admitting that the team feels they have let the country down. However, he remains optimistic about their prospects of progressing to the next stage. McGinn acknowledged the need for improvement and a collective effort to enhance their performance.
Looking ahead to the upcoming matches, both McGregor and McGinn emphasized the importance of regaining their form and delivering a stronger showing against Switzerland. They acknowledged the disappointment felt by fans and pledged to work together to restore faith in the team. With a resilient mindset and determination to succeed, Scotland’s players are focused on overcoming their recent setback and making a comeback in the tournament.
