It was Scott McTominay who delivered the goods once again for Scotland, as his 33rd minute penalty ensured it was advantage Tartan Army in the Nations League relegation play-off with Greece.
The Napoli hitman continues to show up when it matters most for Steve Clarke’s side, with his expertly placed first-half penalty his 11th goal in his last 22 international appearances.
Earlier in the week, his international teammate John McGinn was quizzed on his ambition on becoming the nation’s top all-time goalscorer having reached his most recent milestone for the nation. However, it was McTominay who was able to move himself up the list following his vital spot-kick against Greece.
But how many goals would they goals would they need to move even further up the list of Scotland’s record goalscorer? Here are the top 15 Scottish players with the most international goals, from 1-15.
5. John McGinn - 20
The Aston Villa captain and Scotland cult-hero is also dreaming of becoming Scotland's all-time record goalscorer, surpassing Kenny Dalglish and Denis Law. He's already in the top five, with his best years still ahead of. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Ally McCoist - 19
One of the most natural goalscorers to ever grace the navy jersey, McCoist had a knack for finding the net - he was born to score goals. Bagged for Scotland at Euro 1996 against Switzerland, as part of his 19 international goals. Now works as a much-loved commentator on TNT Sports. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. Kenny Miller - 18
A terrific servant for Scotland during some difficult years, he bagged 18 goals in 69 caps. Famously, he kept his best strikes for major opposition, scoring against Germany, Italy and England. His final goal, on his final appearance, being a stunning strike at Wembley against the Three Lions. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
8. Robert Hamilton - 15
Born in Elgin in 1877, Hamilton is one of the most lethal marksmen Scotland have ever produced. He scored an astonishing 145 goals for Rangers during the years of 1897–1906. After retiring from football, he went into education, and later became a school teacher then eventually a headmaster. | PA