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Follow live updates of Scotland's Nations League clash with Armenia this evening. Another goal for Southampton midfielder Stuart Armstrong as he links up with John McGinn around the area. Scotland up until the sending off were really not creating much and struggling but will look to extend their lead in the second half. A quick counter attack by Scotland as Armstrong latches onto a loose ball, he plays in Adams through with one defender to beat. Turnbull makes an instant impact as he plays a cut through pass to Adams on the edge of the box. There is nearly a spectacular goal from Armenia as Barseghyan strikes from 30 yards out with his left foot.

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Armenia are on a two-game losing streak and have failed to score in both games. Armenia vs Scotland tips and predictions Armenia vs Scotland preview Scotland attacker Che Adams is the favourite to get the first goal of the game at 4/1 (5.0) while team-mate Ross Stewart is 5/1 (6.0) to break the deadlock and Ryan Christie is 11/2 (6.5). Armenia vs Scotland first goal scorer Armenia vs Scotland latest odds

Steve Clarke has named his Scotland team to face Armenia in the Nations League. The 58-year-old boss has made several changes from the disappointing defeat ...

From the cinch Premiership and League 2, to the Champions League and the Europa Conference League, we have every blade of grass covered. Scotland lost 3-0 in Dublin and Clarke has rotated his squad for the trip to Armenia. Steve Clarke has named his Scotland team to face Armenia in the Nations League.

The pressure is mounting on Steve Clarke after a disastrous Dublin display and now all eyes are on the Armenian capital to see if his players can respond.

McGinn with the inswinger but Yurchenko is out with a strong right hand to paw it away to safety. Bayramyan picks out Barseghyan and the No.11 gets around Gordon but he's denied by a flailing Hendry who gets his leg in the way. Whether it's for the nasty tackle on Nathan Patterson or for putting the head in on John McGinn, who knows, but it's a well deserved sending off for the right-back. He leaves his marker for dust with a fantastic first touch and picks out the bottom corner. But a terrific double from Stuart Armstrong has the Scots in front - and with a red card to Arman Hovhannisyan, there may well be more to come. But there's just a bit too much on the cross and it's behind for a goal-kick. And the restart is just around the corner. But the striker is beaten to it by Yurchenko who is out quick to claim. Armstrong does brilliantly to play the Southampton striker in and he could have given it back, but he only has one thing on his mind as he cuts inside and picks out the far corner. Adams has a taste for it now and tries his luck from a tight angle - requiring a strong stop from Yurchenko to keep the score down. It may only be Armenia and it may be against ten men - but Scotland's mentality at the start of this second half has been much more like it. He is at the centre of a flashpoint against Scotland just days after lobbing a bottle at a linesman.

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Match report as Scotland fight back to defeat nine-man Armenia in Yerevan; Stuart Armstrong scores two first-half goals to cancel out Vahan Bichakhchyans ...

Scotland then host the Republic of Ireland at 7.45pm on this day. The Scotland players have had their flip-flops and sunglasses on during this second half. He continued: "We had a really bad performance in Dublin which put us on the back foot again. McGinn turned and fired home from six yards in the 50th minute after Patterson had cushioned Taylor's deep cross into him. It's a result Clarke needed a lot. "It's still a fantastic result despite a shaky first-half performance. The sending-off has without a doubt had an impact on the game but it's going to do wonders for confidence and places Scotland in a much stronger position in the Nations League. Scotland play Ukraine on September 21 in the Nations League and Armenia will follow suit by taking on the same nation on September 24. Gilmour soon had a shot pushed over after a short corner and Scotland were level in the 14th minute when Armstrong quickly followed up to slot home after Adams had failed to get an ambitious shot away. Scotland gave the hosts no time to reorganise as Armstrong latched on to McGinn's pass in the box and beat a defender before steering the ball home brilliantly despite losing his footing. Ireland had struggled in the Yerevan heat when they went down to Armenia in the Group B1 opener but conditions were fine for Scotland in the Republican Stadium thanks to the 8pm local kick-off time, a breeze and a pre-match downpour. Scotland returned to winning ways in the Nations League after the debacle against the Republic of Ireland as Stuart Armstrong scored twice in a convincing 4-1 win over nine-man Armenia in Yerevan.

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Scotland were helped by Arman Hovhannisyan's dismissal just before the break and turned on the style in the second half, with captain John McGinn and Che Adams securing the points and easing the pain of their World Cup qualification disappointment. Scotland's Stuart Armstrong struck twice in the first half as they came from a goal down to power past Armenia 4-1 and pick up their second win in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday. The hosts, who finished with nine men, grabbed an early opener through Vahan Bichakhchyan in the sixth minute after a defensive mistake from Grant Hanley but were left to rue a slew of missed chances as Southampton midfielder Armstrong made them pay with two superbly taken goals.