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“The boys were giving me a bit of stick for taking two [penalty kick attempts] to win it, so I was pretty happy to see the second one go through the posts.”

Scots’ coach Shade Munro will rue his team’s many missed opportunities to win the game and go to Madrid next Saturday, needing not only a win, but to overturn a five-point deficit in the second leg, if they are to qualify for the 2017 World Cup in Ireland.

Then boom. Out of nothing the game burst into life.