Alternative angle of Scott McTominay’s disallowed goal shows why Scotland were fuming
An alternative angle of Scott McTominay's goal shows exactly why Scotland fans were furious.
Steve Clarke's side were left outraged after the Manchester United star's free-kick was ruled out, a decision that proved key in the outcome of the match.
With the score 0-0, McTominay scored a glorious free-kick from near the byline, however the effort was ruled out by VAR.
This was due to Jack Hendry being offside and 'interfering' with play in front of Spanish goalkeeper Unai Simon.
The decision not only halted Scotland's elated celebrations, but turned them to fury, with McTominay seen throwing a water bottle at the ground.
However an alternate, behind-the-goal camera angle seemingly confirmed that Hendry's presence had little bearing on the goal.
An alternative angle of Scott McTominay's disallowed goal…
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