Ryan Porteous handed two-match after straight red card in Scotland's Euro 2024 opener | OneFootball

Porteous’ tournament is over unless Scotland can reach knockout stages

Ryan Porteous will miss Scotland's final two Euro 2024 group games after his red card in the 5-1 defeat against Germany was deemed to be "serious rough play".

Porteous was set to just miss Wednesday night's game against Switzerland in Cologne but he will also sit out against Hungary in the Scots' final group-stage match in Stuttgart.

The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB) also decided that the Scottish Football Association would be fined E5,625 for "throwing of objects" in the Munich Arena where thousands of the Tartan Army were present.

Steve Clarke revealed on Sunday that he had given Porteous a cuddle in the wake of his dismissal.

The Scotland boss said: "The other night, he was trying to stop a clear goal-scoring opportunity and he definitely went in too hard and we are pleased that Gundogan appears to have no lasting damage.

"It is something that Ryan will learn, but is an honest challenge to try to get the ball, to try to stop a goal-scoring opportunity so I wouldn't be too hard on him.

"He is very down, as you would expect, but we will pick him up, don't worry about that."