Scotland are preparing for their third match under Sebastien Pocognoli away to North Macedonia on Saturday evening.
After taking just one point from his opening two matches against Slovenia and Switzerland, Pocognoli will be desperate to break his duck in Skopje.
Scotland’s 3-0 defeat against Switzerland on Tuesday meant they failed to score in four consecutive matches for the first time since 1971.
Their last goal was John McGinn’s 28th-minute strike in their World Cup group-stage opener against Haiti in June. If Scotland do not score within the first 25 minutes in Skopje, it will mark the longest all-time run without a goal in the national team’s 154-year history.
We take a look at how Pocognoli might line up for the Nations League B clash:
1. Angus Gunn
The goalkeeper has come under some scrutiny after conceding three goals against Switzerland. Critics claim he should have been positioned for the free-kick by Rodriguez better, while Amdouni's late yet powerful effort went through his hands. Nevertheless, Pocognoli does not have a viable alternative. | SNS Group
2. Stephen Welsh
The Swansea centre-half was introduced from the bench early against Switzerland after Hendry's red card. With his fellow defender now suspended, Welsh should be in line for his third cap. | SNS Group
3. Scott McKenna
The Dinamo Zagreb defender has played every minute so far of this international break. Impressed at the heart of the back three against the Swiss and should take his place there once again. | SNS Group
4. Luis Binks
Made his debut against Switzerland and came out with credit. Should start on the left of a back three unless Pocognoli mixes it up and goes for Doig. | SNS Group