Darren Fletcher says he is feeling the best he has in a Scotland shirt for about five years.
?The West Bromwich Albion midfielder has had his career interrupted recently with a chronic bowel problem which ravaged him during his latter years at Manchester United.
?Captain Fletcher, who has been revitalised at Albion, played a full 90 minutes for the Scots in their 1-0 friendly win over Northern Ireland at Hamden Park on Wednesday night and insists he has a good vibe going into the Group D Euro2016 qualifier against Gibraltar at the same venue on Sunday.
?"It's been a long time since I felt this good playing for Scotland. You're probably going back four or five years," said Fletcher.
"But there's more to come. I feel stronger with every 90 minutes.
"Qualifying for a tournament has always been the goal and it still is.
"It's an exciting time. We're in a great position in the group but the hard work is still to come."
?Scotland sit third on the group table with seven points from four fixtures and a win over Gibraltar would see them consolidate in the top three behind Poland and Germany won meet Republic of Ireland and Georgia respectively.?
