Pocognoli has no concerns over lack of Scots goals
Sebastien Pocognoli does not believe "there's any concerns" around a lack of goals as Scotland prepare for his first home match in charge against Switzerland.
Sebastien Pocognoli, Scotland's new manager, is unfazed by the team's lack of goals in their recent matches. Speaking about his debut as manager, Pocognoli stated, "I don't think there's any concerns from my side to score goals because we have good strikers. It's not only the strikers but we are creating chances from many positions."
Lewis Ferguson, playing against Slovenia, echoed Pocognoli's sentiments, saying, "On another day we score two or three." The team's strong attacking play is evident, as they created numerous chances in their previous match. Pocognoli is optimistic about the upcoming match against Switzerland, hoping to improve upon their goalless draw in Slovenia.
He aims to replicate the performance from the previous game in a home fixture, saying, "The idea will be always and certainly at home to try to take the control of the game as much as possible."
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