Steve Clarke's side put in a more positive performance after their 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Germany on the opening day of the Euros but couldn't secure a much-needed three points.

Scott McTominay's deflected strike had given Scotland the lead after 13 minutes, but celebrations were short-lived after former Liverpool star Xherdan Shaqiri equalised on the 26-minute mark.

The draw means Scotland sit third in Group A with a single point.

Sky Sports' expert Nick Wright called it a "much improved showing overall".

Only the top two teams in each group automatically go through to the knockout stages.

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