In this video
- Asked how everyone is feeling, Robertson said they are all good after quite a quick turnaround. A chance to qualify for the World Cup cannot be played down, and he thinks all the lads are excited.
- Asked about balancing the excitement, Robertson said the squad has played in a lot of big games. He thinks everyone in the country would have taken a playoff place at the start of September, and having it is a positive.
- Asked about Denmark after their draw with Belarus, Robertson called them a fantastic team, pot one for a reason. Scotland had a little bit of luck in the away game, he said, but stood up strong defensively.
- Asked if things falling Scotland's way means it is in the stars, Robertson said he does not really believe in that. Points are points, he said, and they are one point behind first place.
“I don't like thinking about it. And that's the honest answer.”
- Asked for his final message to the squad, Robertson said it is about embracing the opportunity. There are never any egos or problems, and being their captain is one of the proudest things of his life.
- Robertson said his 90th cap is a huge honour for him and his family, something he could not imagine when he made his debut. He hopes it will be the most memorable.
- Asked about World Cups missed in his Liverpool years, Robertson said the last one was probably the toughest, watching on a mid-season break while most teammates were there. Scotland have not been since 1998.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson delivered an inspiring press conference ahead of Scotland’s biggest match in years FIFA World Cup 2026 Matchday 10 vs. Denmark.
Just 90 minutes separate the Tartan Army from securing a historic qualification, and Robertson set to earn his 90th cap leads with passion, pride, and perspective.
In this press conference Robertson reflected on Scotland’s journey, the unity of the squad, and the dream of playing at a World Cup. He shares the excitement within the team, the challenge of facing a strong Danish side, and the emotional bond between the players and the fans.
Robertson speaks candidly about his leadership role, his hopes for the nation, and what this moment means not only for him, but for every Scot glued to the game.
Robertson talked about working at Hampden Park as a teenager to captaining his country to tactical insights on what it will take to win, this press conference captures the soul of Scottish football.
Andy also discusses rising star Ben Doak, the atmosphere inside the squad, and urges fans to bring the energy that could tip the scales.
The message is clear: leave everything on the pitch. Scotland is ready to fight for the dream.
