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Strachan: Players can’t give any more
- Updated: October 11, 2016
Scotland’s players cannot give any more, says manager Gordon Strachan following Tuesday’s 3-0 defeat to Slovakia.
The Scots performed well in the first half in Trnava and although they were undone by a Robert Mak goal in the 18th minute, they looked capable of getting back on level terms.
But they were less productive in the second period, with Mak adding a second before Adam Nemec scored the third to see the visitors slip down to third in the World Cup qualifying Group F table.
Despite the loss, Strachan was quick to praise his players for their efforts at the Stadion Antona Malatinskeho and said they could not be trying harder.
“They can’t give any more. The people I actually feel sorry for tonight is not …
