Disaster Index: 5.1 Entry: Post-Victory Structural Anxiety: The Winger Dependency Problem Cause: Scotland's first World Cup win in 28 years arrived via a single channel of consistent threat, raising the question of what happens when that channel is closed. Category: Structural / Tactical Evidence: Ben Doak's performance provided the primary route out of pressure during a period in which Scotland were under the pump, passes going astray, tackles missed. The threat was real. Its concentration in one area is also real. Historical precedent: Scotland's tradition of tricky wingers — from Johnstone to Collins to Nevin — is well-documented. What is equally documented is what happens when the opposition scouts that tradition before the second group game. Immediate outlook: The win is filed. The winger dependency is also filed.