Scotland claims penalty should have been awarded against Morocco
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 12:53 AM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke expressed that John McGinn was fouled by Neil El Aynaoui, marking the team's strongest appeal for a penalty during their match against Morocco. Clarke emphasized that under different circumstances, the decision could have favored Scotland. The Tartan Army is currently competing in this match, with the outcome yet to be determined. Fans await further developments as the game progresses.
- •Steve Clarke highlighted a strong penalty claim for Scotland.
- •John McGinn was fouled by Neil El Aynaoui.
- •Scotland is currently playing against Morocco.
- •The referee did not award the penalty during the match.
- 12:53 AMBBC Sport — On another day that's a penalty - Clarke on McGinn claim
"Scotland boss Steve Clarke believes the challenge on John McGinn by Neil El Aynaoui was the Tartan Army's strongest penalty claim against Morocco.
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