Sebastien Pocognoli takes charge of his first home game as Scotland head coach as Switzerland visit Hampden in the Nations League.
The match follows last week's goalless draw in Slovenia, a result that sparked excitement despite the scoreline. A relentless second-half attacking display offered a glimpse of the new era under Pocognoli, though Scotland failed to convert their chances.
Pocognoli's first home test
Switzerland, who opened their campaign with a 3-0 win away to North Macedonia, are the visitors. The side, ranked 14th in FIFA's world rankings, are without experienced pair Granit Xhaka and Breel Embolo but still present a formidable challenge.
Pocognoli handed debuts to Stephen Welsh and Robbie Ure in Slovenia, with Oli McBurnie returning after a five-and-a-half-year absence. He is expected to make some changes for the Hampden clash as he looks to assess his options.
Gilmour key to new era
Billy Gilmour is expected to be central to Pocognoli's plans again. The Napoli midfielder impressed in the second half in Slovenia, and Pocognoli has spoken of his admiration for the player since his time at Brighton.
With a packed Hampden crowd behind them, Scotland will hope to kickstart their Nations League campaign against the group leaders.
