Who should lead Rangers line against Hearts and will Celtic have one eye on RB Leipzig? Saturday Jury

DAVID McCARTHY: It will depend on the qualifying draw but being a pot two side and avoiding the likes of France and England is massive, so yes, the manager has every right to be confident in the squad of players he has assembled.

ANDY NEWPORT: Nothing's ever straight-forward where Scotland are concerned but on the whole, Clarke and his players have found a way to get results and we should be looking forward to the next campaign with confidence. GORDON PARKS: It's a bold claim and maybe one made on the back of a euphoric Nations League success but it's also wishful thinking. The reality with Scotland over the years is that qualification is always beyond us through the normal route and once again it will require the backdoor.

DAVID: I'll turn the question around...who would Hearts least like to face? I think that's Alfredo Morelos. He gives defences a harder time than Antonio Colak, although the Croatian is in good scoring form. I'd got with Morelos, but I don't think Gio van Bronckhorst will.

ANDY: Alfredo Morelos... provided he's proved his fitness. There's no doubt Antonio Colak is a classy finisher but Gers' Colombian king gives Gio van Bronckhorst's team a whole different edge when he's at his best.

GORDON: Antonio Colak by a country mile. Rangers need to ease themselves off the memories of Morelos being the main man. There have been too many letdowns from the Colombian and Colak can be their new hero.

DAVID: I doubt it. That St Mirren defeat means Celtic can't afford to take any chances and I reckon the manager will play the strongest side he has available to him.

ANDY: Unlikely given events in Paisley but then Celtic should still be able to put out a second string and take care of Well at home. Whatever team