Scotland take a slender advantage into their Nations League play-off second leg against Greece after the 1-0 victory in Piraeus on Thursday.
Scott McTominay’s controversial first half penalty, awarded after a coming together between the Napoli midfielder and Lazaros Rota in the box, has put Scotland in pole position to secure their Nations League A status if they avoid defeat at Hampden Park on Sunday.
Scotland followed an impressive attacking first-half display at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium which could have yielded further goals with a backs-to-the wall defensive effort in the second half as they dug deep to hold onto their narrow lead.
After such a demanding match, and only 72 hours to recover, Scotland head coach Steve Clarke faces a decision over whether to stick with the same 11 players who started in Greece or freshen the team up to counteract any fatigue.
Clarke also has Ryan Christie available again after the Bournemouth midfielder missed the first leg due to suspension.
Here is how we predict Scotland to line up against Greece at Hampden on Sunday...
5. Grant Hanley - CB
Has more starts for Scotland (six) than at club level this season (three) which is a testament to his performances for the national side. The defender who sits on the Birmingham bench in League One is keeping a centre-back who plays every week in La Liga in Scott McKenna out of the team. | SNS Group / SFA
6. Billy Gilmour - CM
Is he really at 38 caps already? It seems like only yesterday that Gilmour made his full international debut against England at Wembley at Euro 2020 but he is now a household name in the Scotland midfield. The Napoli midfielder saw plenty of the ball in the first half of the first leg and used it well but was less influential after the break when Greece piled forward. | SNS Group / SFA
7. Kenny McLean - CM
The return of Ryan Christie from suspension presents Steve Clarke with the option of upgrading a Championship player for a Premier League one. However, there seems no valid reason to disrupt the Gilmour-McLean partnership at the base of midfield that has served Scotland well over a four-match unbeaten run. | SNS Group / SFA
8. John McGinn - AMR
Such an important player for Scotland, and a driving force in midfield, the Aston Villa captain is chasing down the country's all-time scoring record having entered the top five by hitting the 20-goal mark. | SNS Group / SFA