What Scotland need to happen if they lose to Ukraine to secure Nations League best runners up spot

What Scotland need to happen if they lose to Ukraine to secure Nations League best runners up spot
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Steve Clarke will be thinking of nothing other than finishing off this international triple header with a hat-trick of wins for Scotland and keep the …

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