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HOW can Scotland’s tournament be summarised?
Deflating. The Scots went into the Euros on the back of poor form and beset by injuries, but there was still a sense among their supporters that everything might click once they arrived in Germany.
As it transpired, Scotland lived down to their billing as the fourth-ranked side in the section.
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