Captain Caroline Weer humiliated Scotland and the second half to humiliate 6-1 against Germany at the lead against Germany.
Wer’s first goal gave the Scots the first goal five minutes before the break, which lost 4-0 at home to the same game.
But Selena Cersea’s hat-trick, Giovanna Hoffman’s twins and Laura Freigan’s attempts secured three more points for hosting players, leading the A1 lead by a better difference than scoring in the Netherlands.
Real Madrid midfielder Weer says it was really difficult.
“The first half, we competed well and had 45 minutes, we limited our chances and we were able to counter them.
“We’re just getting better in the second half,” he said. We admitted there that we would be disappointed with it.
“I’m proud of half of the game. We have shown what we can, but it’s not enough,” he said.
Defenders Me McClochlan were sacked just before Cersei scored the sixth goal in the 76th minute.
“Obviously, it’s a difficult one,” he said in Brighton.
“(there) 20 minutes in the second half that we can never allow it to happen.
The Scots, led by interim president Mick Makardley for the fourth consecutive game, will face Austria on May 30 and then travel to play against the Netherlands on June
Austria is three points better than Scotland and another defeat to Scotland to fall down to the top.
“We’re lucky to the fact that we are a very strong structure, we gather and help each other and return positively, I’m sure,” he added.