Will Scotland see off Ireland and should Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin have been charged by the SFA? Saturday Jury

Andy Newport: Definitely. The defeat in Dublin came at the end of a hard slog of a season when most of our lads looked out on their feet. But we’re back flying with a fresh sense of energy and optimism and should be looking to wreak revenge on Stephen Kenny’s team.

Craig Swan: It will take another top-level display to get the job done and the hope is that Scotland just pick up from where they left off against Ukraine. They will.

Fraser Wilson: Strongly. There’s no need to tinker with the system. Let Ireland worry about us and if we’re on the front foot and find a clinical edge in front of goal then I’m confident another victory will set Scotland up to need only a draw against Ukraine on Tuesday.

Andy Newport:Lyndon Dykes will feel he should be starting after his supersub act but he was able to take advantage of a defence that had been run ragged by Che Adams and John McGinn so I’d go with the same again and let Dykes come on and run riot against tired legs in closing stages.

Craig Swan: It's tricky. No one deserves to be left out, but Clarke did speak after the Euros about learning a lesson in terms of spreading the load during these crammed fixture periods. Surely he will go the same again, though and worry about Tuesday on Tuesday.

Fraser Wilson: If everyone is fit then no. Aaron Hickey has earned the right to come in for Patterson but the rest should be buzzing to continue from where we left off. The 4-2-3-1 can be tweaked with that personnel if Ireland go with two up top and cause us bother again.

Andy Newport: His goal against Israel this time last year was a sweet strike but I’ve got to go with his sensational overhead equaliser against Austria that rescued a draw at the start of the last World Cup qualifying