The coach of the Scottish football team, Steve Clark, said that his team could not match Germany at the beginning of the European Championship and that its goal is to win four points from the next two games.
"Germany showed everyone that they are ready when it comes to competitive games. They were outstanding and we couldn't match them. The first half quickly got away from us. We didn't have the ball, we weren't good, and we weren't good with the ball either. We are disappointed. result," Clarke told ITV, Sky reported.
Scotland's football players lost last night in Munich against Germany 5:1, in the first game at the European Championship.
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"Ten players held their own in the second half, worked hard and tried to limit the opposition's chances and score a goal. It was disappointing to concede the fifth goal in stoppage time, but you can talk about goals all day. We have to concentrate on what's to come "We are still here and we have to see how we will react," said the coach.
"The goal is four points, that's what we said from the beginning. We didn't win any tonight, so we have to win four from the next two games," Clark added.
Scotland will play Switzerland in the second round on June 19.
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