Counsel for the woman, Simon Di Rollo QC, said there was “a significant, powerful body of evidence” which disclosed that she was severely intoxicated. Mr Di Rollo told the Court of Session in Edinburgh: “Plainly, in this case the pursuer [the woman] was incapable of consenting having regard to the amount of alcohol she had consumed.” He maintained that former Scotland striker David Goodwillie and his then Dundee United team mate David Robertson would have known that. Mr Di Rollo said in his submission after the close of evidence in the civil action: “The impact of this event has been very significant indeed for her.” The 30-year-old woman is suing the players after raising a £500,000 damages action alleging that they raped her in the early hours of 2 January 2011 in Armadale, West Lothian. The hearing continues.