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Scotland coach Steve Clarke hailed the progress his side have made after they secured a berth at next year’s European Championship with two games to spare tennis
Spain’s 1-0 win over Norway on Sunday ensured a top-two finish for Scotland in Group A, earning them automatic qualification for Euro 2024 in Germany tennis
Scotland have qualified for back-to-back European Championship finals for just the second time, after they played in the 1992 and 1996 editions of the tournament tennis
“I would like to congratulate the players for their efforts in qualifying for back-to-back tournaments,” Clarke said tennis
“I’m not sure they will fully realise the significance of their achievement yet but to qualify for successive Euros after more than 20 years is phenomenal and testament to their hard work tennis
I said after Euro 2020 that we wanted to be serial qualifiers again and reaching successive Euro finals shows the progress we’ve made tennis
”Clarke said they would celebrate qualification before getting back to work with their preparations for Tuesday’s friendly against France tennis
“Then we turn our attention to Georgia and Norway next month and finishing with as many points as we can,” he added tennis
Captain Andy Robertson, who left the national team’s camp midway through the international break after picking up a shoulder injury in a 2-0 defeat to Spain, said it was “mission accomplished” tennis
“Euro 2020 was a great experience and the objective for us next summer is to build on that previous experience and improve on our last overall tournament performance,” the defender added tennis
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Max Verstappen saw off Lewis Hamilton’s early challenge to claim victory in Saturday’s sprint race at the United States Grand Prix tennis
For the first time since their 2021 championship duel for the ages, Verstappen and Hamilton ran line astern in the 19-lap dash at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas tennis
But Hamilton was unable to prevent Verstappen from taking the spoils, and accumulating yet another win of this most one-sided of Formula One campaigns tennis
Hamilton took the chequered flag a distant 9 tennis
4 seconds adrift of Verstappen with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc third tennis
Verstappen, crowned champion of the world for a third time in Qatar a fortnight ago, took pole position earlier on Saturday and then put his elbows out at the start to ensure Leclerc did not sneak up his inside on the uphill drag to the opening bend tennis
Verstappen moved over to his left to squeeze the Ferrari man allowing Hamilton a clean shot at Leclerc on the exit of the first corner tennis
Hamilton ran over the kerbs and past the Monegasque, and then set his sights on Verstappen tennis
Hamilton has not won a race for nearly two years, the longest losing streak of his career tennis
Indeed, 685 days have passed since he claimed victory at the penultimate round of the 2021 campaign in Saudi Arabia tennis
But for half-a-dozen laps here, Hamilton will have dared to dream that a victory could be on the cards tennis
Hamilton has triumphed six times in America – with five of those victories in the Lone Star State – and his early pace certainly provided Verstappen with food for thought tennis
Max Verstappen won the sprint race in the United States (Getty Images)The seven-time world champion stayed within one second of Verstappen to provide him with a possible DRS slingshot past his Red Bull rival tennis
“Driveability is not there,” moaned Verstappen on the radio tennis
“I lost the rear completely tennis
”Hamilton then hinted his nemesis was gaining an advantage by using more of the track than is allowed tennis
“Max has gone off quite a few times,” said the Mercedes driver tennis
Hamilton has lauded the improvements from his updated machine, but the superiority of Verstappen’s Red Bull came to the fore tennis
TOP-8 - US GRAND PRIX SPRINT RACE 1) Max Verstappen2) Lewis Hamilton3) Charles Leclerc4) Lando Norris5) Sergio Perez6) Carlos Sainz7) Pierre Gasly8) George RussellSix laps had passed and Verstappen was suddenly out of DRS range tennis
A slim hope of victory for Hamilton was dashed tennis
Yet the 38-year-old, who starts third for tomorrow’s 56-lap main event, will expect to be a contender again tennis
And his chances of a possible win will be aided by Verstappen starting only in sixth after his pole lap in Friday’s qualifying was deleted for exceeding track limits tennis
Lando Norris took fourth spot ahead of Verstappen’s Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez, with Carlos Sainz sixth tennis
George Russell finished seventh but was demoted to eighth after he served a five-second penalty for an illegal move on McLaren’s Oscar Piastri tennis
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