Andy Robertson is one of the world’s top left-backs, and he continues to shine for Liverpool and Scotland.
Scotland played in Euro 2024 qualifying on Friday, and Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson was among those who shone.
The £160,000-a-week (SalarySport) star started on the left side of a four-man midfield.
Left-back for Liverpool Andy Robertson is a Scotland international.
In European Championship Qualifying Group A, Scotland used a 3-4-2-1 system versus Cyprus.
Robertson is a left-back by trade, but he plays further up for Scotland to accommodate Kieran Tierney in defense.
Scotland’s goals came from Scott McTominay, Ryan Porteous, and John McGinn.
Scotland won for the sixth time in a row, and they now need just two points from their remaining three qualifiers to secure a place in the Euro 2024 finals.
Robertson began the game and played the whole 90 minutes.
During his time on the field, the 29-year-old completed three critical passes, had a pass accuracy of 89.7%, won one header, had 77 touches, had one tackle, one interception, two clearances, and crossed seven times.
Andy Robertson has received widespread acclaim in the media
The performance of Robertson for Scotland has been lauded in the local press.
GlasgowLive gave him an 8 out of 10 for his performance.
“Good cross for the opener,” the report said.
“Having a player who continues to excel in both a great Liverpool side and this resurgent Scotland team can only be a huge benefit on and off the pitch.”
The Scotsman gave Robertson a 7 out of 10 rating.
According to the report, “the Scotland captain was largely able to turn down the dial on his tearing down the left flank after one of his first such forays led to him delivering the cross from which Steve Clarke’s men struck in the early minutes.”