Really need a point from our final two games. The win was good last night, but a less than average performance. Always difficult against an unfamiliar team from a part of the world you don't play often. Morocco are a bit more European than Haiti so we might be better. They looked very good in the opening period against Brazil, so we'll have to keep it tight for most of the first half.
I don't think we can afford to have Ferguson and McTominay as a two in midfield for this one, as McTominay (and McGinn) gives the ball away too much. I'd go for a 4-1-4-1, with Ferguson in behind McTominay and McGinn. Christie and Doak wide. We'll have to hope Hickey turns up for this one, as he struggled defensively last night, and Patterson is generally gash. A back three might be an option too, but the two were fairly solid last night so would probably stick with them. Maybe switch them round, as Hanley won't be required to use his feet.
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Really need a point from our final two games. The win was good last night, but a less than average performance. Always difficult against an unfamiliar team from a part of the world you don't play often. Morocco are a bit more European than Haiti so we might be better. They looked very good in the opening period against Brazil, so we'll have to keep it tight for most of the first half.
I don't think we can afford to have Ferguson and McTominay as a two in midfield for this one, as McTominay (and McGinn) gives the ball away too much. I'd go for a 4-1-4-1, with Ferguson in behind McTominay and McGinn. Christie and Doak wide. We'll have to hope Hickey turns up for this one, as he struggled defensively last night, and Patterson is generally gash. A back three might be an option too, but the two were fairly solid last night so would probably stick with them. Maybe switch them round, as Hanley won't be required to use his feet.