Scotland earned two draws from their friendly double header, displaying their progress in possession with a controller performance against Poland only to be undone by a controversial penalty call before demonstrating a real verve and threat on the counter-attack in a 2-2 draw with Austria. The latter fixture showed up some sloppy moments, however, allowing a two-goal lead to slip.
There is a huge weekend of Scottish football coming up at the weekend with no game bigger than Rangers v Celtic on Sunday which could go a long way to deciding the destination of the cinch Premiership title. Just three points separates the sides at the top of the table.
Meanwhile, there are key games to help decide the top six.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football.
5. Doak nears Celtic exit
Ben Doak is on the verge of completing his move to Liverpool. The Celtic starlet impressed with Scotland’s Under-17s over the last week and earned his first-team debut with Ange Postecoglou’s side earlier this campaign. Celtic will likely get a six-figure fee for the teenager who has turned 16 and will likely pen a long-term deal with the English giants. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
6. Hendry questions club manager
Scotland defender Jack Hendry has told his Club Brugge boss that he is the best defender at the club and he should be playing. The centre-back has been dropped under new boss Alfred Schreuder after picking up a couple of red cards. He was signed for £5million and may consider his future. "I went to Brugge to play and obviously it’s never guaranteed. But I think my performances have earned me a place in the team and to keep on playing. I got the two reds, but they were the first of my career, and sometimes that happens. Even if they do, I think you still keep your best defender in the team.” (Various) Photo: Sammy Turner - SNS Group
7. Gordon backed to keep up Scotland exploits
John McGinn believes Craig Gordon shouldn’t hang up his gloves anytime soon. The Hearts star was Scotland’s man of the match against Austria on Tuesday. McGinn said: “I don’t know if he’ll stop any time soon but he shouldn’t because he’s as good as ever. If it wasn’t for him we could have been two or three goals behind in Vienna.” (Daily Record) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group / SFA
8. Charles-Cook to 'attract attention'
Ross County boss Malky Mackay believes star man Regan Charles-Cook is “going to attract attention” in the summer. The Premiership’s top scorer is out of contract and been linked with Aberdeen and Hibs. Mackay said: “He will have as many options as he and his agent decide to have in the summer. What we do is speak to him on a regular basis, him and his agent, and it has been a very amicable conversation with the club in terms of what we can offer.” (Daily Record) Photo: Paul Devlin - SNS Group