Scotland manager Clarke to make changes for Austria clash

Scotland manager Steve Clarke has announced that he is going to make changes for his side’s game against Austria on Tuesday night.

The Scots drew 1-1 against Poland at Hampden Park last week. Clarke intends to give other players game time in Vienna.

Therefore, Craig Halkett and Ross Stewart could be in line for their Scotland debuts.

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“Yeah, I think looking at the bigger picture and in terms of fairness to the squad more than anything, taking out the club issues, this is the game that I will probably rotate a little bit more than I would do for the second game of an international break,” said Clarke.

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Asked if he had to consider resting some players given several of them have big games coming up at club level, Clarke said: “It is not too bad because the game is a Tuesday night for us.

“They can recover Wednesday, recover Thursday and be ready to go on Friday. Everyone will be fit and well for the weekend, injuries permitting of course.”

Captain Andy Robertson returns to the fold after missing the Poland game through illness, while striker Lyndon Dykes is deemed fit to return after a hamstring injury which QPR manager Mark Warburton said last week would prevent him playing any part in Scotland’s double-header.

Asked if he had spoken with QPR, Clarke