Steve Clarke’s men have already qualified for the World Cup play-offs thanks to the 2-0 win over Moldova on Friday night. Now the focus switches to Monday night against Denmark. A draw should ensure a seed but a win would be even better. It would mean the first play-off game takes place at Hampden Park in front of what will surely be a sold-out crowd.
Meanwhile, Rangers’ search for a new manager following Steven Gerrard’s departure to Aston Villa continues to dominate the sport headlines.
One former Ibrox star is strong favourite to take over with a number of other names linked. There is also the speculation as to which Rangers players Gerrard could return for in the January transfer window.
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5. Clarke's request
Scotland manager Steve Clarke has told supporters that they will have to wait until after games for him to wave to them. During the 2-0 win over Moldova on Friday night the Tartan Army sang “Stevie, Stevie give us a wave!”. Clarke said: “I get nervous when I do that. I did it once as a younger manager somewhere, I can’t remember where. And we conceded straightaway.” (The Scotsman) Photo: Ian MacNicol
6. Ralston earns Scotland call
Celtic star Anthony Ralston has earned a call up to the Scotland national team. The right-back has been in fine form for Ange Postecoglou’s side and will replace Nathan Patterson. The Rangers right-back picked up a yellow card against Moldova which means he is suspended for the Denmark clash. (The Scotsman) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
7. 'Serious interest' in Patterson
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd reckons there will be “some serious interest from England” for Ibrox ace Nathan Patterson who put in a starring performance in the 2-0 win over Moldova, scoring and setting up Che Adams. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Ian MacNicol
8. Aribo tipped to follow Gerrard
Joe Aribo has been tipped to follow Steven Gerrard to Aston Villa. The exit to the Premier League has led to speculation that he will take some of his former players at Rangers with him. Ex-Celtic star Frank McAvennie reckons Joe Aribo could be at the top of his list. He said: “I would imagine Aribo will be a relatively cheap signing Gerrard could get over the line. He could definitely follow Gerrard and it would be a brilliant move for him.” (Football Insider) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group