Scotland begin their World Cup campaign against Haiti in the early hours of Sunday morning - and the biggest talking point is what the team will be.
Everyone will have an opinion. The most important one belongs to head coach Steve Clarke. But that won’t us pitching ours in, will it?
We’ve named our XI that will hopefully beat Haiti. Scotland have played a 4-4-2 formation in their past two matches, against Curacao (4-1) and Bolivia (4-0). This seems the way to go against a Haitian side ranked 40 places beneath Scotland.
Take a look at our team and see if you agree ahead of our World Cup opener:
1. GK - Angus Gunn
This is has been a huge debate for months now - who is Scotland's No 1? The romantic in me wants it to be Craig Gordon, but the reality is that the Hearts stopper is 43 and spent a lot of this season injured. Gunn is in the peak years of his career and while he doesn't play regularly for Nottingham Forest, I feel he'll get the nod to start against Haiti. He looked assured against Bolivia and that will have helped the coaching staff make the call. | SNS Group
2. RB - Aaron Hickey
For me, the clear stand-out for Scotland at right-back. Solid defensively and carries an attacking threat. Looked fit against Curacao. In a game where Scotland hope to be on the front foot, he gets the nod. | PA
3. CB - Jack Hendry
There is plenty of competition at centre-half and some would prefer Grant Hanley or John Souttar to be their right-sided defender. I'm going with Hendry because he's quicker and more athletic than those two, and probably has the tools to deal best with Wilson Isidor and Co in the Haitian attack. | PA
4. Scott McKenna
McKenna offers a right-left balance in central defence. He's been a mainstay for Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb and is used to playing a higher line in a team that is expected to win more games than most. | PA