Scotland hero joins elite club with Nations League strike
Lyndon Dykes' late equaliser against Ukraine takes him into illustrious company
Lyndon Dykes' late equaliser against Ukraine on Tuesday night saw him join an elite club of Scottish players to have scored in the Nations League.
The QPR striker's goal in the 90th minute earned Scotland a 2-2 draw in Krakow and took his tally for his country to six in 22 appearances.
Dykes is now one of only 10 Scots to have scored in the Nations League, joining the likes of Ryan Christie, John McGinn and Callum McGregor.
Dykes' goal was a vital one for Scotland
Dykes' goal was a vital one for Scotland, who had trailed 2-1 going into the final minutes of the game.
The draw kept Scotland top of their Nations League group and gave them a great chance of reaching the semi-finals.
Dykes' goal was also a just reward for his performance on the night. He was a constant threat to the Ukrainian defence and deserved his goal.
Dykes is a key player for Scotland
Dykes has quickly become a key player for Scotland. He is a powerful and physical striker who is also good with his feet.
He has scored important goals for his country and is likely to play a major role in their Nations League campaign.
Dykes is also a popular figure with the Scotland fans. He is a hard-working and committed player who always gives his all for the team.
Conclusion
Lyndon Dykes is a rising star of Scottish football. He is a talented striker who has already made a significant contribution to his country.
He is a key player for Scotland and is likely to play a major role in their Nations League campaign.
Dykes is also a popular figure with the Scotland fans. He is a hard-working and committed player who always gives his all for the team.
