Following a 2-1 defeat to Slovenia in the Nations League, Scotland captain Andy Robertson offered a blunt assessment of his team's performance. Speaking after the final whistle, Robertson characterized the squad as having been "outfought" by their opponents throughout the match. He further stated that the overall level of play was simply "not good enough" to secure a result.

The loss marks a difficult period for the Scottish side, who have struggled to find consistency in recent international fixtures. Robertson’s comments reflect a growing frustration within the camp regarding their inability to compete physically and tactically with teams at this level. While the match result is a matter of public record, the internal reaction from the coaching staff regarding Robertson's specific criticisms remains limited, as the captain’s post-match interview served as the primary source of insight into the team's locker room perspective.

This defeat adds pressure on the squad as they look toward future Nations League fixtures. Robertson, who has been a central figure for Scotland, emphasized that the team must address these shortcomings immediately if they hope to improve their standing in the competition. The focus now shifts to how the team responds in training and whether they can rectify the physical and performance-based issues identified by their captain.