Scotland kick off their EURO 2024 qualifying campaign in style with a packed Hampden ready to roar on Steve Clarke's side.
The Tartan Army will be there in their numbers as Clarke, who penned a new contract as national boss until 2026, looks to begin the hunt for another major tournament at the finals in Germany next year. Tougher ties are to come for the Scots with Spain lurking on Tuesday at the national stadium before a potential showdown with world class forward Erling Haaland and Norway in June.
But new faces are part of the Scotland camp with Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn called up in the absence of usual number one stopper Craig Gordon. Blackburn Rovers defender Dom Hyam also joins the squad for the first time. Clarke has been reflecting ahead of this one.
