Disaster Index: 6.8 Entry: Attacking Intent, Structural Cause: Scotland's attacking output, when measured rather than experienced, confirming that the bluntness was not a run of bad luck. Category: Structural Evidence: BBC Scotland's numbers analysis identifies a recurring pattern in Clarke's deployment: low shot volume, limited high-value chances created, forward line isolated from midfield supply. The data does not describe misfortune. It describes a system. Historical precedent: Scotland have entered every major tournament since 1998 with a defensive-first structure that relies on set pieces and individual moments to generate attacking return. The tactical premise has not materially changed. The evidence keeps arriving at the same address. Affected parties: Forward line; supporters who observed the bluntness in real time and hoped the numbers might say otherwise. Immediate outlook: If the pattern holds into the Morocco fixture, the Index will be updated. A team that cannot manufacture chances cannot be unlucky about the ones it misses. Filed: 2026-06-26 / pre-Morocco, group stage