Scotland will be looking to win both games against Wales, says Christophe Berra That said, Scotland did not get off to the start Craig Levein wanted when the Scottish Football Association arranged for their first two qualifiers to be at home against Serbia and Macedonia. Both ended in draws and on each occasion the Hampden crowd expressed its displeasure vociferously. Surely that must have been difficult for Berra and his colleagues to endure? "I think so but we've taken a big step," said Berra. Now we're expected to go out there and beat teams like Serbia. You've got to realise they've got top players and they humped Wales 6-1. They have players in the Premier League for top teams. As for Macedonia, if you ask any football player or manager, they'll tell you there are no easy games at international level. Against Macedonia, we all know ourselves we didn't play to the standards that we like, but the second half was a lot better and we were pushing to get that second goal. As you know, the hardest thing in football is putting the ball in the back of the net and we just couldn't manage that, but look through the results in the last group games. Spain went away to Georgia and only won 1-0 and it was almost a last minute goal against a tiny nation. There's no easy game in international football. Well, with the exception of Serbia v Wales, of course. So, how does Berra suppose the Welsh will react to their traumatic evening in the Balkans? "As professional footballers we've probably all been there at one time or another," said the 27 year-old. Sometimes a result like that can be a kick up the backside - you move on and go into the next game wanting to make up for that. Last time we went to Cardiff we lost 3-0 which wasn't a good performance and we'll have to be on top form this time but if we keep on going the way we are, defend solidly and sneak a couple of goals at the other end we know we've got a good chance. We also know they've got good players and them getting beaten 6-1 is maybe a slight hiccup. We'll go there feeling confident. We've got players back and will be going there to take the game to them and try to win it.