Steve Clarke’s men could have been in the play-off final for a place in the World Cup in Qatar later this year, instead they travel to Austria for the second friendly in the space of five days.
The team are currently on a seven-game unbeaten run and will be looking to maintain that momentum in Vienna where they secure a crucial three points during qualification.
On the domestic front, Kelty Hearts secured the League Two title, while Cove Rangers netted what could prove to be a huge equaliser away to Airdrieonians in the battle for the League One title. The Premiership doesn’t return until Saturday with the Old Firm clash on Sunday.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football.

5. Solidarity payment rise
Scottish top-flight clubs could get a cash boost from solidarity payments from UEFA next season. There are reports the fee could rise from £250,000 to £400,000 for each club who has Champions League group stage participation. The winners of the Premiership could enter the group stages depending on who wins the Champions League. (The Times) Photo: SNS Group Craig Williamson

6. Hickey Milan 'priority'
Aaron Hickey is one of AC Milan’s transfer priorities in the summer. The recent Scotland cap has impressed in Serie A with Bologna and has attracted the interest of Milan’s technical director Paolo Maldini. He could cost as much as £15million with the Serie A giants looking to add to their left-back options. (Gazzetta dello Sport) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group

7. Nearly £400k raised for Unicef
Nearly £400,000 was raised by Scotland and Poland fans for Unicef from the recent friendly. £10 of every ticket sold went to the charity with more money being raised through text donations. (Daily Record) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group

8. Tierney a £50m Madrid target
Kiern Tierney is a reported target for Real Madrid. The Spanish giants have scouted the Arsenal star and could mount a £50million offer for the Scotland defender. Tierney has previously been a target for Marid boss Carlo Ancelotti during his time with Napoli. (Sunday Post) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group

