Scotland forward Ikechi Anya has praised the character of his team following their 2-2 draw with Poland in Euro 2016 qualifying.

The Tartan Army came away from Warsaw with a credible point on Tuesday night to boost their hopes of reaching the tournament.

Having withstood a late siege from the Poles to secure themselves a draw, Anya believes that the Scots should be proud of their display.

"Towards the end I think we were a bit tired and they managed to get their second, but we showed a lot of character to hold on for 2-2 because towards the end they were probably the better side," he told UEFA.com.

Scotland's next qualifier will be played on November 14 when they meet the Republic of Ireland in Glasgow.

Written by
Jack Prescott