Gordon Strachan has praised his defence after Scotland's 1-0 friendly win over Norway on Tuesday night.
The Scots edged the Norwegians in Molde courtesy of a fortuitous 61st-minute Scott Brown strike but it was the back four and goalkeeper David Marshall who received the plaudits from the boss.
"We were a bit lucky at times," said Strachan to BBC Sport.
"We were fortunate we had some great defending and a terrific goalkeeper.
"We feel that we could have done a lot better. We never really got going in the first half.
"We played so far away from each other that it was difficult to put a combination of passes together, particularly on a rough surface.
"We were better in the second half, but they played well and played an interesting system.
"Their players, on the night as individuals, probably did better than ours."
