Steve Clarke has named his Scotland side to face Brazil at the World Cup.
Five days on from their 1-0 defeat to Morocco in Boston, the national team has travelled to Miami to face the five-time winners, now managed by ex-Milan, Chelsea and Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti.
Following their 1-0 win over Haiti 11 days ago, Clarke's side know that a point will more than likely be enough to secure passage to the next round, with a low-scoring defeat also bringing about the possibility of qualification.
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Taking place at the Miami Stadium (Hard Rock Stadium) in Florida, Scotland and Brazil will face off at the home of the Miami Dolphins.
Now, Clarke has named the starting line-up that is looking to make history, making four changes from the side that lost out to Morocco.
Because of this, Scott McKenna, Ben Gannon-Doak, Lawrence Shankland and Kenny McLean have replaced Grant Hanley, Kieran Tierney, Ryan Christie and Che Adams in the team.
Scotland Starting XI: Gunn, Patterson, Hendry, McKenna, Robertson, Ferguson, McLean, McTominay, McGinn, Gannon-Doak, Shankland
Subs: Kelly, Gordon, Hickey, Hanley, Tierney, Fletcher, Dykes, Adams, Christie, Stewart, Souttar, Hyam, Hirst, Ralston, Curtis.
