Scotland scorer Che Adams dedicates win over Belarus to Tartan Army

Scotland goal scorer Che Adams has dedicated the World Cup qualifying victory over Belarus to the Tartan Army.

The national team won 2-0 in the behind closed doors game played in Hungary on Monday night.

Torino forward Adams opened the scoring before an own goal sealed all three points, keeping them on track for North America next summer.

Speaking after the game, he said: “We missed them (Scotland fans) a lot tonight. That was for them, really.

“Obviously for the travelling supporters that couldn’t come, we had to put on a show and get the three points, and we certainly did that.”

Adams, who notched for the first time since a hat-trick against Liechtenstein in June, told BBC Scotland that patience was key under the unusual circumstances.

He said: “You come to these sort of places, no fans, difficult pitch, hard-to-break-down team.

“We had to be patient. In the end, it paid off. All round, a really good camp for us all.”

Following on from Friday night’s 0-0 draw with Denmark in Copenhagen, Steve Clarke’s men have four points from their opening two games.

And Adams is looking forward to welcoming Greece to a packed Hampden Park next month.

He said: “We know when we’re back at Hampden with the crowd behind us, we can beat anyone on the day. Everyone’s looking forward to the next camp now.”