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:
9. DF: Nathan Patterson - Everton
The former Rangers academy star has barely featured at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season, making just eight appearances in all competitions, with just three of those coming as starts. He heads to the World Cup having played just two minutes of football at Everton in the last four months, and is severely lacking in match fitness. | SNS Group
10. DF: Anthony Ralston - Celtic
Despite strong competition for his position at Celtic, Ralston ended the season having made 24 appearances as the club claimed another domestic double. Goes to the World Cup as one of three right-backs. | SNS Group
11. DF: John Souttar - Rangers
Fell out of favour during the final months of the season at Rangers, starting just one of the club's last six games. Souttar had an unconvincing campaign on the whole, with injury and form restricting him to just 23 league starts from a possible 38. | SNS Group
12. DF: Aaron Hickey - Brentford
The talented defender has made a successful comeback for both club and country this season after spending over 18 months out with injury. Missed the entirety of March and April with a hamstring problem, but returned to feature in three of Brentford's last four league games. He featured 21 times for the Bees in the English Premier League during the campaign. | SNS Group