Scotland face Morocco in a crucial World Cup Group C match at Boston Stadium, Foxborough. Steve Clarke's side can make history by reaching the knockout stages for the first time ever.
Team News
Scotland XI: Gunn; Robertson, Hanley, Hendry, Patterson; McTominay, McGinn, Ferguson; Christie, Adams. Subs: Kelly, Gordon, Hickey, Fletcher, Dykes, Stewart, Souttar, Hyam, Gannon-Doak, Hirst, Shankland, McLean, Ralston, Curtis, McKenna.
Morocco XI: Bounou, Hakimi, Issa, Riad, Mazraoui, El Aynaoui, Bouaddi, Ounahi, El Khannouss, Diaz, Saibari.
Key Events
USA Cruise Through
After a 2-0 win over Australia, the USA are through to the knockout phase. Will Scotland join them?
The View from the Press Box
The Record Sport team have taken seats inside the magnificent Boston Stadium as kick-off edges closer. The atmosphere is brilliant, with fans mingling.
Morocco Team News
Morocco starting XI: Bounou, Hakimi, Issa, Riad, Mazraoui, El Aynaoui, Bouaddi, Ounahi, El Khannouss, Diaz, Saibari.
Big, Big Calls
Ben Gannon-Doak dropping out is bold. Clarke has decided on solidity, with a back five shape used before the winger's emergence. McTominay and either McGinn or Christie deployed higher up to support Che Adams.
Scotland Team News
Back five by the looks of things! Scotland starting XI: Gunn, Patterson, Hanley, Hendry, Tierney, Robertson, Ferguson, Christie, McGinn, McTominay, Adams.
Rivalries Aside for One Night Only
Kai Rooney, son of England legend Wayne, posted a photo wearing a 'Fletcher 8' Scotland shirt, supporting his Manchester United teammate Tyler Fletcher.
No Scott, No Party?
Scott McKenna is a major doubt with a fresh injury. If out, Grant Hanley is likely to start.
Stewart's Bold XI
Michael Stewart wants Scotland to play both Ben Gannon Doak and Findlay Curtis. His predicted XI: Gunn; Hickey, Hendry, McKenna, Robertson; Ferguson, McTominay, McGinn; Gannon Doak, Shankland, Curtis.
Hands Across the North Atlantic?
A Scotland fan posed for a picture with a Morocco supporter. It's all in good fun in Boston.
Tartan Army at TRNSMT Festival
Glasgow's biggest festival is vibing to the big match, with the game broadcast on a giant screen after the Verve headliner.
Choo Choo – Scotland Fans Are Here
The Tartan Army arrived by train in Foxborough, smiling and full of belief.
What Do We Need Tonight?
- Win: Through to the knockouts.
- Draw: Pretty much through, barring bad luck.
- Lose: Still hope, but may need something from the Brazil game.
- Lose heavily: Squeaky bum time.
Morocco Star on the Rise
Ayyoub Bouaddi, 18, is a midfield talent discussed as a global superstar. He took apart Brazil's midfield in the opening game and now has Scotland in his sights. Rated at £70 million before the World Cup, his value could skyrocket.
Andy Robertson Ready for History
Robertson said: "We want to be the first team to do it for our country. We know how difficult it's going to be, but we believe we can make any game difficult."
Clarke Defends McTominay
Steve Clarke defended Scott McTominay after a below-par performance against Haiti, citing the opposition's control of midfield. Clarke said: "Scott's in a good place and ready to go again."
Hakimi to Stand Trial for Rape
Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi was ordered to stand trial on a rape charge in France, just hours before the match. He denies the allegations and said on social media: "I've been waiting for this trial since day one."
90 Minutes from History
Scotland have never progressed beyond the group stage of a major tournament. A point against Morocco, who drew 1-1 with Brazil, would all but secure a place in the last 32.
