The Scotland coach referred to the fateful battle tomorrow (21:45) in the semi-finals of the Euro 2021 qualifiers: "The two games in the home leg were close, hope we win again in Glasgow" • He added: "We want to make history and make the fans happy at home"
Clark.
"Want to create a Scottish heritage"
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The Israeli team will be hosted tomorrow (Thursday, 21:45) in Hampden Park in Glasgow for a fateful battle against Scotland in the semi-finals of the promotion to Euro 2021.
Scottish coach Steve Clark has referred to the tough tackle he says awaits his squad tomorrow against the blue-and-whites.
"The job is that not only me, but also the players understand the challenge of playing against a team like Israel, after we have already met them twice in the home stage, but on the other side of the coin is that they also know him a little better now," said Clark. "They were very close. Israel won in their country, and we won the last meeting here in Hampden Park, so we want to come up with these positive feelings for tomorrow's game."
On the possibility of qualifying for the Euros, Clark said: "It's a great opportunity for the players to rewrite history a bit, and put themselves in books, and create a legacy for Scottish football. It will be a great achievement and we all understand the importance. It's hard to play without our fans Also from home and we will try to make sure that tomorrow night everyone will have a big smile on their face. "
