Scotland host Switzerland at Hampden Park this evening in their second Nations League match of the campaign. New Scotland boss Sebastian Pocognoli began his reign with a draw against Slovenia last week and will be hoping to go one better on home soil.
Match details and team news
Pocognoli has taken over from Steve Clarke, who led the team at the World Cup last summer. Tonight they face the quarter-finalists from that tournament in what is likely to be a stern test. Oli McBurnie, fresh from his return to the international fold, is expected to lead the line after an encouraging performance last time out.
The game gets under way at 7.45pm BST at Hampden Park, Glasgow. BBC2 will be showing the match for free, with coverage starting at 7.30pm. Fans can also stream the action via BBC's iPlayer service or the BBC website.
What the managers say
Pocognoli said: "Am I considering making changes? We have four games so like I said, I will try to find the balance to get results. But also to see a different approach on the pitch, a different profile and I think during the four games we will have a different kind of experimentation. The idea is to have the most information after the camp to use in the future, but also to be the best in a numeric aspect. So yeah, probably yeah, we will see tomorrow."
Davide Callà said: "We've spent a lot of time looking at Scotland. It was good they played against Slovenia as it meant we had a chance to watch the game. With the change of coach it will be a different proposition to the Euros, but we know what to expect. They will be robust, play with a lot of passion and they have a lot of quality players especially in midfield with the ball at their feet. In the second half against Slovenia they showed the quality they have. It was clear Scotland were better in the second half on Saturday. It's an absolute highlight playing at this brilliant stadium. We'll have lots of motivation to play in this big match."
