Scotland's proposed friendly against Poland later this month has been given the go ahead.
Steve Clarke's side were scheduled to play Ukraine in a World Cup play-off semi-final on March 24 but the tie has been postponed due to Russia's ongoing invasion.
With the Ukrainians unable to field a team, it's hoped the match will now be played in June.
Poland were due to face Russia in a separate semi-final path but the Russians' suspension from participation means they were given a bye into the final.
And they will warm up for that match by playing Steve Clarke's side at Hampden in 10 days' time.
A UEFA statement said: "As a result of FIFA’s decisions on 8 March 2022 to postpone the European Qualifying play-off match for the 2022 FIFA World Cup between Scotland and Ukraine, and to grant Poland a bye to the final of Path B, UEFA acknowledges that Scotland and Poland have agreed to play a friendly match on Thursday 24 March 2022 (20:45 CET) at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
" UEFA and FIFA would like to thank the Scottish Football Association and the Poland Football Federation for their close cooperation regarding this matter."
Wales vs Austria, the other semi-final in Scotland's path, will go ahead as planned on March 24.
The Poles, meanwhile, will play the winner of Sweden vs Czech Republic on March 29.
Earlier today, Sky Sports announced their intention to make the play-off final free to air in Scotland, should Clarke's side win their rescheduled fixture with Ukraine.
