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Nations League Wrap: Scots End Drought, Yamal on Song
Kieron Bowie scored his first Scotland goal and John McGinn added a penalty as the visitors ended a five-match scoring drought.
- On Saturday, Scotland defeated North Macedonia 2-0 at the National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje, with defender Andy Robertson earning his 100th international cap for his country.
- Kieron Bowie scored his first international goal in the seventh minute, while John McGinn added a second-half penalty from 12 yards as Scotland dominated with 13 shots in the opening 45 minutes.
- Robertson led by example throughout 90 minutes, helping Scotland end a five-game goal drought—their first score since McGinn's goal against Haiti in Boston last June.
- Manager Pocognoli introduced former Dundee centre-half Luke Graham for his debut, securing Scotland's second clean sheet in three games against North Macedonia.
- Italy, Belgium, England, and Wales have all failed to prevail at the National Arena Todor Proeski in recent years, making Scotland's victory at the venue particularly significant.
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Scotland see off North Macedonia to give boss Sebastien Pocognoli his first win
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