AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNations League (Skopje): Scotland finally got going in North Macedonia, beating the hosts 2-0 in Skopje as Kieron Bowie scored early and John McGinn added a second-half penalty, with captain Andy Robertson celebrating his 100th cap in style; the match also featured VAR drama and a late red card for Scott McKenna, while a dog briefly halted play. Scotland’s New Era: The win gave Sebastien Pocognoli his first success as boss and ended a long scoring drought, with Robertson and McGinn both standing out as Scotland dominated despite missed chances. Group Standings Shock: In the same Nations League round, Spain stayed perfect with a 3-1 win over the Czech Republic, while England crushed Croatia 7-0; Switzerland also came from behind to beat Slovenia 2-1. Bulgaria–North Macedonia Diplomacy: Bulgaria’s President Iliana Iotova said Sofia is open to talks with North Macedonia without ultimatums, linking progress to EU enlargement policy and urging resolution of outstanding issues. Heritage News: Bulgaria received the remains of medieval Tsar Samuel in Sofia after a long Greece handover, a move that has stirred regional historical tensions.
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