Steve Clarke insists he has never gone in to a game thinking his side won't win and Scotland vs Spain is no different.
The national side boss, who committed long term to the job at Hampden Park until 2026 this week with a new deal, believes the Scots have more to show after Saturday's 3-0 win over Cyprus. It was goals from John McGinn and a quick-fire brace from Manchester United star Scott McTominay that sealed the first win of the EURO 2024 qualifying campaign.
Yet the challenge of Luis de la Fuente's Spanish side is looming on Tuesday, with a 3-0 win matched by the Spaniards against Norway on Saturday evening. Yet Clarke has put them squarely in Scotland's sights and pointed to previous historic giant killings in Mount Florida as motivation for the big game.
