Scotland lose 6 players ahead of Cyprus friendly
Several key players will be missing out on from Scotland’s international team for their forthcoming friendly in opposition to Cyprus as injuries have have indicated that a number of players won't be able to participate.
Manager Craig Levein has called up first timer international players Craig Samson, Ryan Stephenson and Gary MacKenzie, following an injuries and illnesses which six members of the team reported at the weekend.
Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam and Aston Villa player Alan Hutton are both currently suffering from knee injuries that have left them incapable to perform. West Brom’s Graham Dorrans and Norwich defender Russell Martin are both having difficulties with ankle injuries, which could be difficult to heal and often require the help of an ankle support.
Keeper David Marshall is out because of illness, and Rangers defender Lee Wallace currently has a thigh problem. Craig Conway and Blackpool’s Stephen Crainey have been called up to play for the team for the game in the Cypriot city of Larnaca on 11 November.
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