"Scotland are looking to keep their World Cup qualifying hopes in their own hands with a win over Belarus this evening. The Tartan Army currently sit on seven points, with two wins and a draw so far in Group C. Their opponents are yet to pick up a single point and have scored only one goal across their fixtures so far, leaving the Scots with plenty of confidence heading into the clash at Hampden Park. Read on to see the team news for each side."
"The home side are fielding a strong side despite their weaker opposition, with Steve Clarke taking no chances with his line-up. Veteran Andy Robertson will lead out from the back, while there is also a place for Celtic's Anthony Ralston. Napoli star Scott McTominay features as a No.10, continuing to play an important role for his country. John McGinn also gets the nod, behind Tyler Adams in attack."
Scotland sit on seven points in Group C after two wins and a draw, while Belarus have zero points and only one goal so far. Scotland host Belarus at Hampden Park and require a win to keep qualifying chances in their own hands. Steve Clarke names a strong Scotland XI with Andy Robertson leading the defense, Anthony Ralston included, Scott McTominay at No.10, John McGinn supporting Tyler Adams in attack. Belarus adopt a 4-4-2 formation with Max Ebong captaining and Fedor Lapoukhov starting in goal. Both teams prepare for a decisive qualifying fixture.
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