'Poor display' or 'unlucky'? Your views on Scotland defeat

We asked for your views following Scotland's 1-0 World Cup Group C defeat by Morocco.

Here are some of your replies:

Douglas: Another poor display. When will Steve (passback) Clarke realise to win a game you must score goals?

Steve: The ref had a great game - fell for nothing from either team. Embarrassing to see Clarke claiming Morocco should have been down to 10 men and we should have had a penalty, when neither is true and everyone can see it.

Stuart: Where was VAR? When you see the incidents you think that's a penalty, VAR will kick in. But not for minnows, sad this will probably cost us qualification to the next round.

Daniel: One of the worst performances so far this World Cup in terms of the officials. Che Adams was through on goal and was taken out. He would have had an obvious goalscoring opportunity so it should havwe been a red card. The John McGinn claim was an obvious penalty. I was surprised that VAR was not involved and once again there is talking points about all the decisions going Morocco's way, like in the Afcon final.

Rob: The worst Scotland team in 50 years. Clarke and his coaching crew should have been shown the door years ago. Dykes is a third division flop and most of the squad are well past it. Stop mugging the punters and shove off!

Jim: I think our manager reverted to type and all the old favourites got a game. The ref seemed to be a throwback to the 1970s with most decisions and Morocco seemed content with one goal. We came into it late on but unfortunately didn't have a cutting edge. Now need a big luck of the draw.

Robert: I think Scotland were unlucky with some decisions but for most of the game Morocco were on a different level.

Jayeffell: Let's put on a performance v Brazil but our big-time players have to show up. In interviews Scott McTominay and Andy Robertson look gaunt. Have we overdone it in training? Ben Gannon-Doak not the answer yet. Just a poor man's James Forrest who at least gets crosses in and the odd goal.

Tom: I find it very strange that one referee can choose to allow a 'more robust' game when others don't. How on earth are players supposed to know what is or is not acceptable? Similar incident to the Adams scenario happened in the Scottish Premiership and was given as a penalty. For me this one was more clear cut.

Max: The ref was fantastic, we need more like him. It was a much better watch not having fouls blown for the slightest of touches every two seconds. Scotland can't feel aggrieved given that he was applying the same consistency throughout, they should focus on creating and converting actual chances.