Scotland will look to jet off to the World Cup in North America with a win in their tournament send-off game against Curacao at Hampden Park this Saturday afternoon (kick-off: 1pm).
Steve Clarke’s men will take in their final pre-tournament test on home soil by welcoming Dick Advocaat’s side, before the squad flies to Charlotte, North Carolina, to get their World Cup training camp underway.
Set to face Haiti, Morocco and Brazil in Group C of the tournament, the national team are also scheduled to face Bolivia in New Jersey next month as part of their preparations for the World Cup. Their opponents, Curacao, are also heading to the tournament for the first time in their history. Drawn in Group E, they’ll face Germany, Ivory Coast and Ecuador.
Ahead of the game at Hampden Park, The Scotsman has all the latest team news:
1. Livano Comenencia - Curacao - DOUBT
The FC Zurich full-back is a doubt for the game at Hampden Park with a minor knock. Should be okay to take part if required, though. | Getty Images
2. Grant Hanley - Scotland - AVAILABLE
The Hibs centre-back was forced off on the final day of the season against Motherwell, but is already back in training and able to play against Curacao at Hampden Park on Saturday. | Getty Images
3. Kenji Gorre - Curacao - DOUBT
The Maccabi Haifa winger is touch and go for the clash with Scotland due to a knee problem. | Getty Images
4. Craig Gordon - Scotland - RETURN TO STARTING XI?
The veteran goalkeeper hasn't played any football since March due to a shoulder issue, but has been back in training for a couple of weeks now and will hope to build up some much needed match fitness ahead of the World Cup. | Getty Images