'We're happy to put things right'
Scotland hat-trick hero Che Adams told BBC Scotland: "I'm happy to get on the scoresheet and help the team."It's nice to score for Scotland, it's not happened much since I've been here."We knew it'd be difficult, the conditions weren't great, but we were very professional and our mentality was spot on."It was important to sign off this year with the win. We're happy we put things right from the Iceland game."
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