They have a tough auld life...

The trio are off to get a refreshment or two.

(It will definitely be more than two)

Cheers for joining us, plenty more to come in the build-up to Belarus…

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You've heard the guys go through their team, now we want yours.

Pick your Scotland team here

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The BBC has exclusive rights to broadcast all Scotland men's international matches live on television, radio and online in the run-up to the finals in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

The contract included 14 live Scotland matches, the first of which was the first leg of the Nations League play-off in Greece in March.

Telly coverage of Scotland's World Cup qualifiers continues on Monday.

The match will be shown live on the BBC One Scotland channel, iPlayer and online, with coverage beginning at 19:30 BST.

There will be full live Sportsound commentary on BBC Radio Scotland Extra and BBC Sounds, kicking-off at 19:00,

And of course, you can come right back here and follow full live text coverage on the BBC Scotland website and app, including as-live goal clips and all the best punditry and analysis from Zalaegerszeg to Glasgow, as well as the chance for fans to have their say.

After the game, you can rate the players and join in the conversation as we unpick the game.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound

The momentum could be more important than ever before with this type of short campaign.

It's a great opportunity tomorrow to get three points on the road and have four points from six games.

There is a lot to be positive about and to look forward to.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sportsound

It's so condensed, you can just focus on yourself really.

You'll naturally look at other results, but if you do your business, that's all that matters.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound

A 0-0 boring draw between Greece and Denmark, that's what I want.

Who agrees with Mikey?

Greece or Denmark, who's the better out the two?

Now that's the question, Thommo.

The Danes may be top seeds, but we seen how good the Greeks are in the Nations League play-off in March.

But let's forget about that...

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound

This is a must-win.

A draw tomorrow is no good.

Twenty years since Scotland lost to a "minnow" says Richard Gordon... stop this chat now!

A wasp has just flown right into Thommo's eye.

The glamour of live radio.

Richard Gordon has just told the guys Belarus are ranked 97th in the rankings.

James McFadden thinks Scotland will "have too much" while Steven Thompson has just reminded us of jaunts to Faroe Islands and Georgia...

Mhmm. He was playing in both, mind.

A lot of love for Kieron Bowie and Ben Gannon-Doak in Hungary, but there has also been so much praise for Grant Hanley and John Souttar.

"Immense" and "outstanding" the words often used.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

I'd like to see us be adventurous within the 4-4-2.

We weren't massively creative, but Ben Gannon-Doak brings just that.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound

I'd be surprised if Ben Gannon-Doak and Billy Gilmour don't start.

Friday was about containment, Monday will provide a chance to for Scotland to be in control of the game.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound

I still think Kieron Bowie deserves a shot.

He's ready and I'm a wee bit disappointed he never got on on Friday.

He's a handful, has an eye for goal. There is a good case to be made for him.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sportsound

We have the luxury of making changes and changes that don't weaken the team by any stretch.

The players were exhausted on Friday, there will be guys who haven't played the number of games to get that recovery in.

The onus is going to be on us to attack the game, which itself is a different ask.

For me, Billy Gilmour can do that, while we are all desperate to see Ben Gannon-Doak back in starting for Scotland.

He transformed the Nations League campaign.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

Steve Clarke will already have changes in his mind.

I fully expect a different line-up.

I wouldn't mess with the back four but I'd like to see him freshen things up middle to top.

Steve Clarke sure surprised us on Friday, the lads are now discussing the decisions he has to make tomorrow against Belarus...