How Ferguson became Scotland's most influential World Cup player (opens original article in a new tab)

Lewis Ferguson has emerged as a crucial player for Scotland's World Cup campaign, filling a holding midfield role with strong performances despite limited attacking freedom.

• Ferguson has become a key player for Scotland's World Cup team after filling a holding midfield role following an injury
• Ferguson's performance against Morocco included 15 forward runs and 76 pass receptions, the highest on the team
• Ferguson's father, Derek, is a former Scottish international and a major influence on his career
• Ferguson's role as a holding midfielder has limited his attacking impact, but he remains a vital part of the team