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Scott McTominay on Tuesday hailed a performance to remember after Scotland stunned former World champions Spain.
Steve Clarke's side stormed to the summit of Group A with six points from a possible six after McTominay scored an international double for the second time in four days.
The biggest scalp for Scotland's national team since a 1-0 win over France, a 2-0 win was also their first win over Spain since Jock Stein was manager in November 1984.
Building on Saturday's 3-0 win over Cyprus, goals early in each half put the Scots in dreamland and sent the Tartan Army home in raptures.
'Look at this place,' said McTominay. 'I've never seen anything like it, incredible.
Scott McTominay (left) has praised his side after they stunned Spain on Tuesday evening
McTominay scored twice as his side beat the former world champions 2-0 at Hampden Park
The midfielder also credited the Scotland fans for their historic victory in Group A
'The manager said this is our chance to create legacies as Scotland players and these are the nights in 20, 30 years that people remember. We can't thank the fans enough.'
With just one international goal heading into the current campaign McTominay capitalised on a Spanish slip to score after six minutes, adding a second early in the second half.
'We did really really well, we didn't have a lot of the ball but the
