Robertson hails the POWER of Scotland

SCOTLAND captain Andy Robertson felt togetherness on the pitch was key to their comeback against Greece - and believes unity in the stands can help drive them forward against Belarus.

- By GAVIN MCCAFFERTY

Sitting level on seven points with Group C leaders Denmark, Clarke's side now host a Belarus team who have conceded 13 goals in their opening three qualifiers, two of them against Scotland.

With goal difference potentially crucial in the four-team group, fans will be looking for an emphatic win and Robertson knows it will be a huge help to have the Hampden roar at full blast from the start.

“We hope that the Tartan Army were happy going home,” the left-back said.

“Obviously there were frustrations in the stands at times, but everyone's dancing at the end of the game and a game's 90 minutes, not 60.

“It was a massive result and I think you could feel that in the stands and you could also feel it on the pitch.

“But it’s only a massive result if we then kick on from here. So we're in control of that and we need to do that.