Star Andrew Robertson was a dominant force in Scotland’s match against Switzerland at the EUROs. Despite enduring a difficult season marked by two injuries that sidelined him for 23 games, Robertson seemed to have regained his top form for this crucial encounter.
As Scotland’s captain, Robertson took on the role of an attacking left-back in their 3-4-1-2 formation, proving to be a relentless threat along his flank. He tirelessly surged up and down the wing throughout the match, showing not only offensive prowess but also defensive solidity when required to cover the space behind him.
Although Robertson did not score, his impact on the game was significant in keeping Switzerland at bay. The 30-year-old was a powerhouse on the left side, covering a lot of ground and maintaining an impressive passing accuracy of 80%. Without his exceptional performance, Switzerland might have easily dominated the game. His overall statistics for the night, highlighted on social media, reflect his outstanding contribution.
Robertson’s influence extended to creating scoring opportunities, with three key passes and a crucial chance for his team. Despite recent injury challenges, the 30-year-old showcased his ability to compete at a high level against Switzerland.
This performance serves as a timely reminder of Robertson’s quality. While Scotland’s start to the Euros has not been ideal, the tournament is still in its early stages, and anything can happen in international football.
If Robertson can maintain this level of play, Scotland could make a significant push in the tournament. There’s hope that the 30-year-old will continue to deliver strong performances and help his team achieve notable success in the Euros.
