There is solid support for the away side -0.75. Ladies and gentlemen, let’s take a good look at this match between Scotland and Morocco! Let me tell you, this away handicap of -0.75 isn’t something the bookmakers have thrown out casually; it is backed by some real strength. Just look at Scotland’s attack. With McTominay pushing forward, their midfield buildup can easily run into problems. In settled attacks, they may grind away for a long time without creating many quality chances, and a lot of the time they rely on hopeful balls down the wings and into the box. The efficiency really isn’t that high. As for the back line, slow turning speed has long been an issue. Against pacey counterattacks, they will struggle to recover. Now look at Morocco. After all, they were semifinalists at the last World Cup, my friends! Their 5-4-1 defensive system has been well drilled and highly cohesive, with plenty of defensive resilience. They are not easy to break down at all. And on the counterattack, there’s no need to say much more—Ziyech’s wing play and En-Nesyri’s movement and finishing in central areas have already been tested on the big stage, and they pose a serious threat in behind. Of course, football is round, and anything can happen; nothing is ever guaranteed. My personal view is that Morocco’s chances of winning, or even winning by more than one goal, are relatively high.