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Scotland's picture for World Cup opener clearer and brighter after Bolivia boost
Lawrence Shankland says there is a ‘club feel’ in the camp after eight goals in two confidence- building friendly wins
TL;DR
- Scotland has improved their form and confidence after scoring eight goals in two recent friendly wins.
- Lawrence Shankland and Ché Adams have formed a strong attacking partnership, likely to start in the World Cup opener.
- The team displays a 'club feel' and togetherness, with many players having a long history together.
- Manager Steve Clarke faces a selection dilemma in midfield, needing to fit five players into four available berths.
- Shankland expressed satisfaction with his performances and goals but emphasized not taking a starting position for granted.
- Scotland will train in Charlotte before traveling to Boston for their first game.