Espain vs Scotland – Summary of Manchester Utd players’ performances on the national team: Fuming McTominay;

Scott McTominay, the Manchester United midfielder, believed he had broken the deadlock against Spain when his impressive free-kick from the left of the box soared into the top right-hand corner of the net.

He celebrated wildly, thinking he had scored for his country, but his elation quickly turned to frustration as the goal was disallowed by VAR.

The reason for this disappointment was that Jack Hendry, who was positioned near Spain’s goalkeeper Unai Simon, was deemed to be in an offside position.

As McTominay witnessed his goal being chalked off, his frustration boiled over, and he hurled his water bottle to the ground in anger.

Only about 10 minutes after this sequence of events, Scotland found themselves conceding a goal when Alvaro Morata intelligently breached the penalty area, connecting with Jesus Navas’ cross to head home and open the scoring.

On another front, Facundo Pellistri had a somewhat imprecise start to the match, experiencing difficulties in controlling the ball.

However, he later played a role in creating a promising attacking opportunity, delivering a well-placed diagonal pass to his teammates. Unfortunately, his imprecise control prevented him from finishing the move comfortably.

In the match against Venezuela, Casemiro displayed a strong performance. He had a good scoring attempt, which was expertly denied, and showcased solid ball distribution.

His defensive vulnerabilities appeared less prominent when he didn’t have to focus on defending.