Scotland 1-1 Switzerland: Reaction and Analysis Scotland held Switzerland to a hard-fought 1-1 draw in their opening match of Euro 2024. After falling behind to an early goal from Haris Seferovic, Scotland rallied and equalized through a stunning free-kick from Kieran Tierney. The result was a mixed bag for Scotland. On the one hand, they showed great resilience and determination to come back from a goal down. On the other hand, they will be disappointed not to have secured all three points against a Swiss side who were far from their best. Scotland manager Steve Clarke praised his team’s performance, saying: “I’m proud of the players. They showed great character and spirit to come back from a goal down and get a result.” The draw leaves Scotland in third place in Group E, behind Spain and the Czech Republic. They will need to beat the Czech Republic in their next match to keep their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages alive. England-Denmark Preview Scotland’s next match is against England, their bitter rivals. The two teams have a long history of clashes, and this match is sure to be no different. England will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing draw with the United States in their opening match. Coach Gareth Southgate is likely to make some changes to his team, with Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford pushing for starting roles. Denmark, meanwhile, will be confident after their impressive victory over France. Christian Eriksen was the star of the show, and he will be looking to continue his fine form against England. This is a match that could go either way. England have the quality to win, but Denmark will be no pushovers. It should be a fascinating clash.Singapore’s labor market expanded in Q1 2024, driven by resident employment growth.Singapore’s labor market expanded in Q1 2024, driven by resident employment growth. Total employment increased by 4,700, primarily due to a 5,500 increase in resident employment, mainly in financial services and public administration. Non-resident employment fell by 800, mainly in construction and manufacturing, due to the lower dependency ratio ceiling (DRC) in those sectors. S Pass holders experienced negative growth due to increased qualifying wages and levies. Work permit and other work pass holders increased slightly, while EP holders declined, particularly in information and communications and professional services. Job vacancies rose from 79,800 in December to 81,900 in March, reflecting improved economic prospects. The job vacancy-to-unemployed ratio declined from 1.74 to 1.56, indicating a tighter labor market, despite a decline from its peak in June 2022.Scotland came from behind to earn a 1-1 friendly draw with Switzerland in their penultimate warm-up match before Euro 2024. Breel Embolo gave the Swiss the lead in the 22nd minute, but Che Adams equalised for Scotland just before half-time. The result means Scotland have now gone three games without a win, but they will take confidence from their performance against a strong Swiss side. Steve Clarke’s men will now turn their attention to their final warm-up match against England at Wembley on Friday. Switzerland, meanwhile, will play Portugal in their final warm-up match on Sunday. Scotland started the game brightly and had a few early chances, but it was Switzerland who took the lead in the 22nd minute. Embolo got on the end of a cross from Ricardo Rodriguez and fired home from close range. Scotland responded well to going behind and equalised just before half-time. Adams was on hand to tap home from close range after a cross from Ryan Fraser. The second half was a more even affair, with both sides having chances to win the game. However, neither side could find a winning goal and the match ended in a 1-1 draw. Scotland manager Steve Clarke was pleased with his team’s performance. “I thought we played very well tonight,” Clarke said. “We created a lot of chances and we could have won the game. “Switzerland are a very good side, so we’re happy to come away with a draw.” Scotland captain Andy Robertson was also pleased with the team’s performance. “I thought we showed great character tonight,” Robertson said. “We went behind, but we didn’t give up and we got our reward in the end. “We’re now looking forward to our final warm-up match against England on Friday.” Switzerland manager Murat Yakin was disappointed with his team’s performance. “I thought we started the game well, but we didn’t play well in the second half,” Yakin said. “We made too many mistakes and we gave Scotland too many chances. “We need to improve our performance before the Euros.” Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka was also disappointed with his team’s performance. “I thought we were too sloppy in the second half,” Xhaka said. “We gave Scotland too many chances and we were lucky to get away with a draw. “We need to be better against Portugal on Sunday.”