Scotland faced disappointment in their Nations League clash against Slovenia, losing 2-1 at Hampden Park. Captain Andy Robertson expressed his frustration, stating the team was "outfought" and simply "not good enough."

The match started positively for Scotland, with Ryan Christie scoring a close-range backheel to give the Scots a 1-0 lead at half-time. However, the tide turned in the second half, as Danijel Sturm and Aljosa Matko scored for Slovenia, sealing the comeback victory.

Robertson reflected on the team's performance, saying:

We didn't do the good things we did on Saturday. They caused us a lot of problems, and we have to find the reasons why.

He noted that despite the long camp, Slovenia appeared fresher and more determined, adding that it was unacceptable for Scotland to be outfought.

Head coach Sebastien Pocognoli echoed Robertson's sentiments, admitting the team fell short:

We didn't deserve to get the win. On the ball, we were not clever enough.

Pocognoli, who took over in August, aimed to implement a more aggressive style, introducing several new players, including Josh McPake who made his debut. Despite a convincing win against North Macedonia, the loss to Slovenia raises questions about the team's direction and performance.

Former Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday remarked that Pocognoli's honeymoon period might already be over, as Scotland looks to regroup and learn from this setback.