Scotland lead Group A for Euro 2024 qualifying but Steve Clarke and his heroes will know all too well the issues previous generations have endured against Georgia.
The Tartan Army were sent wild by Lyndon Dykes and Kenny McLean in Norway to leave Erling Haaland and Co scrambling for a route back into the qualifying group – and the visitors to Hampden will be desperate to provide the Scandanvians with one. However, three points in Glasgow against Napoli superstar Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and his teammates would see the national side take a major step towards Euro 2024.
The Georgians have a history of dashing Scotland dreams but roared on by a packed national stadium, Clarke believes his side can keep their feet on the ground and get the job done. The record speaks for itself with the Scots not losing an international game in more than one year with Clarke and his squad hoping to create more memories under the lights in Mount Florida. Mind you, given the weather, there might not be much need for a floodlight.
