'Surreal and humbling' - Andy Robertson on setting new Scotland record

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Andy Robertson has declared his sense of pride after setting a new Scotland captaincy record.

The Liverpool left-back skippered his country for the 49th time as they drew 2-2 with Finland at Hampden Park in their final warm-up match ahead of Euro 2024 on Friday evening.

Friday internationals: Robertson sets record, Jaros debuts and Figueroa scores

NewsFriday internationals: Robertson sets record, Jaros debuts and Figueroa scoresAndy Robertson set a captaincy record for Scotland as four Liverpool players featured in Friday’s senior international fixtures, while Keyrol Figueroa scored at youth level.

That tally represents a new benchmark for the men’s national team and Robertson today posted on social media: “To captain Scotland once was a dream come true. To surpass the record set by the great George Young is surreal and humbling.

“I am so grateful to Alex McLeish for having the faith in me to do it in the first place and of course to Steve Clarke for his continued support.

“We are ready, you are ready, let’s go and give it everything we’ve got.”

Scotland face hosts Germany at Allianz Arena in the opening game of the European Championship on Friday night, and will also meet Dominik Szoboszlai’s Hungary and Switzerland in Group A.

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