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(Reuters) - Scotland coach Steve Clarke named a 28-man squad on Monday for their World Cup playoff semi-final and their Nations League fixtures next month with Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney the biggest omission.
Former Livingston players Lyndon Dykes and Liam Kelly have been named in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad as they look to end a 24-year wait to return to the World Cup.
Scotland coach Steve Clarke named a 28-man squad on Monday for their World Cup playoff semi-final and their Nations League fixtures next month with Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney the biggest omission.
However, Craig Halkett was left out of the 28-man group after earning his first call-up in March and there is still no place for Stephen Kingsley. Celtic’s Anthony Ralston returns to the international fold alongside Souttar as Arsenal’s Kieran Tierney is sidelined after knee surgery.
Nigeria defender Leon Balogun has expressed his love for the Rangers fans, describing them as the best in the world owing to the support they give the Scottish giants.
Nigeria international Calvin Bassey has hinted he may be plying his trade with Rangers beyond this season.
Rangers must dust themselves down quickly as they prepare for their second final in the space of a few days.
The stage is set, the teams are ready and the trophy has been polished.