Scotland coach Craig Levein praised Kenny Miller and Jamie Mackie for their finishing in a 2-1 win over Cyprus in Larnaca. "The first was fantastic for us as that's something Kenny's been working on," Levein told BBC Scotland. "And the second one was a fantastic piece of skill by Jamie Mackie.
"I felt we had enough chances tonight that would normally come our way in two international games."
"We played exceptionally well on occasion and I felt we were a little too careless in possession and, as a result of that, I thought we gave away a few too many chances," he added.
"There are a few guys who haven't played for a little while and I felt it took us a little bit to get into the match.
"But there were some good performances and overall I'm a happy chappie.
"We got a victory away from home against a very good attacking team.
"The best part of their game is the attacking side and I didn't expect us to have complete domination and not give up any chances."
"They were fantastic goals," said Levein. "Kenny has scored regularly for Scotland, but I don't think he will have scored many better than that one.
"It was a wonderful pass from Christophe Berra and a sublime finish.
"And I was really thrilled for Jamie Mackie because he has been out for a long time with a broken leg and the first time he comes back into the team he gets the goal and had a pretty good performance all round.
"He said himself 'I should have had three goals'. He got himself in some great situations, the keeper made a good save and there was a block as well."
