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Scotland midfielder Scott Brown expresses his unhappiness at failing to win against Poland in this evening's Euro 2016 Group D qualifier in Warsaw.

Scotland midfielder Scott Brown has bemoaned his side's inability to seize a win in this evening's Euro 2016 Group D qualifier against Poland, which finished 2-2.

Krzysztof Maczynski gave the visitors the lead in the 12th minute, but goals by Shaun Maloney and Steven Naismith had Gordon Strachan's charges on course for a win.

However, Arkadiusz Milik's goal midway through the second half saw Adam Nawalka's side earn a point in Warsaw.

Brown told reporters after the game: "We were unlucky with some chances ourselves but we defended really well.

"To be fair, Poland played well. We're maybe a little bit of disappointed with a point."

The result means that Scotland now sit fourth in Group D.

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