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Ukraine star Oleksandr Tymchyk reckons their boss has played a blinder by changing an entire team before they meet Scotland because they are all rested and desperate for revenge. Scotland travel to Poland knowing they must avoid defeat against the war-torn country to win their Nations League group and seal promotion.

In the end Scotland didn’t have to worry about how they would feel about inflicting more pain on a nation that has suffered so much.

Euro 2020 - but not all of his ventures have been quite as successful.The 44-year-old, who was on the books at Dynamo Kyiv between 1986 and 1999, was born in Dvirkivshchyna back in 1986 before moving to Obolon, and even temporarily evacuated the city following the accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.Moving forward, he was a competitive boxer in the Ukrainian junior leagues, but decided to turn his attention to football which would prove to be his home for the next 30 years.After catching the eye of a Dynamo Kyiv scout while playing in a youth tournament - at the age of 13 he won a pair of Ian Rush's boots by finishing as top scorer in the international Welsh Super Cup.Progressing into the first-team to make his debut at the age of

Euro 2020 last 16 tie at Hampden Park.The Dalian Professional defender, who was making his 13th appearance for his country, went in on the Dynamo Kyiv forward with eyes for the ball but watched his studs crunch the knee of his opponent.Despite his complaints that VAR intervened, the replay was not pretty and he was given his matching orders by referee Daniele Orsato during the first-half of extra time, with Ukraine going on to win 2-1.BBC Sport pundit Martin Keown said: "Look how high that tackle is.