Scotland’s 26-man World Cup squad is now decided - and the wait for the tournament to begin is almost over.
There are just 19 days to go until Scotland get their campaign underway against Haiti at The Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and the excitement is hitting fever pitch as Steve Clarke’s men prepare to return to the tournament for the first time since 1998.
But how has each player in the squad been performing ahead of the tournament starting in North America? Here, we take a look at the form of each member of the Scotland squad heading to the World Cup next month:
5. DF: Grant Hanley - Hibs
The experienced centre-back is one of Steve Clarke's most trusted lieutenants and formed part of Scotland's backline at the last European Championships despite barely featuring for his club side, Norwich City. Moved to Hibs in the summer after a brief spell with Birmingham City, and has featured regularly, starting 23 times in the league at Easter Road. Forced off on the final day against Motherwell, he's been confirmed as fit and available for the tournament. | SNS Group
6. DF: Kieran Tierney - Celtic
After several injury-hit seasons at Arsenal, the Celtic left-back has rediscovered his form and fitness following his return to Parkhead. After a slow start, Tierney ended the season with a league and Scottish Cup double, scoring six goals and assisting a further 12 in all competitions. | SNS Group
7. DF: Scott McKenna - Dinamo Zagreb
Won the Croatian top flight in his first season at Dinamo Zagreb, who he joined on a free transfer from Las Palmas last summer. Started 30 games at the Maksimir Stadium this season, scoring two goals and assisting three. He was selected in the league's team of the season, and has been linked with a potential £10million return to the Scottish Premiership in recent months. Fully fit and entering the tournament in good form. | SNS Group
8. DF: Jack Hendry - Al-Ettifaq
The 31-year-old defender looks set to depart Al-Ettifaq this summer, with his contract expiring next month at the Saudi Pro League outfit. A regular starter for Saad Al-Shehri's side, he started 29 of their 34 league games as they finished in seventh. Fully fit ahead of the World Cup and vying for a spot in the starting XI. | SNS Group