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Scotland took over the first leg over Greece in the League of Nations thanks to the punishment of Scott McTominaya in Athens.
The Napoli midfielder ran high into the net after being demolished while Scotland was the boss in the first half.
But Greece was much more dangerous after the break, while the 17-year-old Genk striker Konstantinos Partsas entered and stole the show.
Full time: Greece 0-1 Scotland.
The advantages will be returned to Hampden Park 👏#Gersco pic.twitter.com/0buqo46seu
– National Scottish team (@SCOTLANNNT) 20. March 2025
The side of Steve Clarke endured the ruthless pressure of the Greeks who hit the wooden, although the Craig Gordon keeper was not called to make too much savings.
Scotland can be sure that on Sunday he enters his return leg at Hampden Park, where they look to stay in League A, while Greece wants to leave League B.
It was a late drama when Grant Hanley stumbled between a replacement tax fontas on the edge of the box, and the judge pointed to the place but then changed his mind into a free kick just outside the area.
By the way, Ukraine took over the command of 3-1 over Belgium, Turkey beat Hungary 3-1, and the head of Matt Doherty gave the Republic of Ireland a 2-1 victory in Bulgaria.
