Steve Clarke's time as Scotland manager is winding down, and while leading the team to World Cup qualification could cement his legacy, things aren't looking great after a rough loss to Iceland. The pressure's on to turn things around quickly—otherwise, his tenure might end on a sour note.

Editor’s Note: Scotland's World Cup hopes took a hit with this loss, and Clarke's future is suddenly under scrutiny. For fans, it’s a frustrating moment—qualifying would be huge, but right now, the team’s momentum is slipping. This isn’t just about one game; it’s about whether Scotland can rally when it counts.

Cieran Slicker had a rough first game for Scotland, leaving head coach Steve Clarke with a tough call—who’s next in line for the goalkeeper spot? With Scotland’s options thinning out, the spotlight turns to their seventh-choice keeper, raising questions about depth and readiness ahead of their next match.

Editor’s Note: Goalkeeper blunders can swing games—and morale. With Scotland’s keeper crisis deepening, this isn’t just about one bad night; it’s about whether the team has a reliable last line of defense when it matters. Fans will be sweating over Clarke’s next move.