Will Scotland win against Ukraine and what changes should Steve Clarke make? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: Wouldn't that be lovely? But this is Scotland we're talking about so it's highly unlikely to be so stress free. I'd bite your hand off for a 0-0 draw in Krakow right now. CRAIG SWAN: You worry that Ukraine will have a freshness edge. But Scotland will make chances and can get their point.

ANDY NEWPORT: We don’t need the win but that old adage about it being a dangerous game playing for a draw is right enough. Hit the same heights as they did on Wednesday and in the second half against Ireland and Scotland should have nothing to worry about. DAVID McCARTHY: They are certainly capable of doing so but a draw will be enough and I'm confident this group of players can get at least that in Poland to top off a great Nations League campaign.

KEITH: We're certainly testing our new found reserves of outstanding full-backs. Fingers crossed for both but if the worst case scenario is starting places for Anthony Ralston and Greg Taylor then Scotland will still be in more than decent shape. CRAIG: Obviously, a big miss if they don’t make it. It goes without saying that Tierney’s experience and quality is invaluable. ANDY: It would be a big blow if both were ruled out, Tierney especially. But Greg Taylor is having the season of his life and Tony Ralston isn’t a bad option either. We’re well stocked at full-back.

DAVID: The strength in depth Clarke has assembled means that Tony Ralston and Greg Taylor will be able deputies if required. That said, there aren't many teams who wouldn't miss Tierney in particular, so let's hope he - and Hickey make it.

KEITH: With Scott McTominay suspended, Clarke is going to have to freshen up his midfield. Ryan Jack looks like an obvious replacement. Che Adams and Ryan Fraser may also