![]() Robson said: "Every time you broke forward someone took you down. It was quite frustrating but that's what happens and you need some protection from the referee at times. I didn't think we got it. Every time we got in good positions to get a cross in or make a good pass, we got taken down. It was frustrating. But, on saying that, we came at them and had a few good chances as well. A wee bit better quality, some better balls into the box from me, and we might have won the game. We were much the better team and it was frustrating in the end." Robson was encouraged by the performance in Kaunus after the team kept their first clean sheet away from home since the famous 1-0 win over France in Paris three years ago. Levein will have learnt from Friday's game and will no doubt amend this tactics for the game against Liechtenstein on Tuesday. There could be starting places for James McFadden, after his 25-minute run-out on Friday, and Kris Boyd could be called into action at some point after being left on the bench in Kaunas. And the solid nature of the team will give Levein cause for optimism ahead of next month's difficult double header against Czech Republic in Prague and world and European champions Spain at Hampden. Robson said: "Hopefully we can move forward and win the next game. It's not a problem, we know we can still play better. But we looked a lot better than we had done. You can see the manager is trying to build something here and we'll move forward. As I said, I think the referee had a bit to play in that game and it was frustrating. But we will keep going and we will get even better." |
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