Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has named his starting XI to face Ukraine in their final UEFA Nations League B match.
It's a huge game for the country at least a draw could not only seal a crack at some of the big boys in League A, but increased seeding placement for the Euro 2024 qualification process.
Celtic left-back Greg Taylor has delivered a boost to his club by overcoming an illness to start, with fitness concerns mounting for boss Ange Postecoglou.
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Hoops teammate Anthony Ralston is on the bench as Aaron Hickey has recovered from a hamstring knock to start at right-back, Ryan Porteous also makes his first start in central defence.
Clarke said ahead of the game: "I don't think anybody goes and sets out for a draw, you are always set up to win the game. We are certainly not going to go there for a draw because if you don't meet expectations you lose the game."
Striker Che Adams starts after illness and he said: "I feel great, feeling better. It is one of those ones where we have to get through it and put in a massive performance."
Scotland XI: Gordon, Taylor, Hickey, Hendry, Porteous, Fraser, McGinn, Jack, McGregor, McLean, Adams
Substitutes: McCrorie, Kelly, Gallagher, Kingsley, Dykes, Christie, Gilmour, McKay, Ralston, Armstrong, Doig
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