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Steve Clarke’s super stand-ins made sure Scotland will be the A-team in the Nations League after battling to the point they needed against Ukraine in Krakow to secure promotion - and a Euro 2024 playoff.
Tonight is the night for Scotland. Anything but a defeat against Ukraine and it's another Nations League promotion for Steve Clarke and his team.
Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay appears to have just dodged a potential bullet ahead of the Manchester City derby game this weekend.
Scotland bring this year's Nations League campaign to a close against Ukraine in Poland this evening and a single point is all that's required to secure top spot in Group B1.
It's a massive chance for Scotland push for Euro 2024 through the Nations League with Steve Clarke's men just needing a draw with Ukraine to secure top spot in Group B1.
Deep down there’s a part of Steve Clarke that revels in his reputation as Scotland’s grumpy gaffer. But heaven knows there’s plenty of reasons to be miserable now as his plans for a 40th bash in Poland have gone to pot.
Steve Clarke insists Scotland have the guts to go for glory against Ukraine despite a sickness bug ravaging his injury-hit squad.
Scotland strike duo Lyndon Dykes and Che Adams have fallen ill ahead of the do-or-die Nations League crunch against Ukraine in Krakow but the pair will still travel to Poland. Boss Steve Clarke revealed the pair were suffering from illness and sat out the session before flying to Poland for the final Group B1 clash.