Marc Ligertwood: Not a must win game.

Anthony McFadyen: A typical Scotland qualifying campaign.

Lithuania coach Edgaras Jankauskas, the former Hearts striker, makes four changes from the side that lost their last qualifier, 2-1 at home to Slovakia.

Emilijus Zubas of Bnei Yehuda replaces Ernastas Setkus of Israeli rivals Hapoel Haifa in goal.

Linas Klimavicius, of Zalgiris Vilnius, and Vaidas Slavickas of Suduva replace Georgas Freidgeimas, who plays for Okzhetpes Kokshetau, and Egidijus Vaitkūnas of Zalgriris.

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Bnei Yehuda forward Nerijus Valskis comes into the side in place of Tobol Kostanay midfielder Arturas Zulpa.

Former Hearts midfielder Arvydas Novikovas, now of Jagiellonia Bialystok, starts along with new Hibernian midfielder Vykintas Slivka, but club-mate Deivydas Matulevicius is on the bench.

@MurrayMacdonal8: Only thing I'd change is Ritchie in for Phillips.

@colin_ban88: I honestly don't know who Philips is. Other than that good team.

@GSheach: Looks like Tierney back at RB. Big game for Matt Phillips tonight. Come on Scotland!

Barney in Neilston: Gordon Strachan says that tonight's fixture "isn't a must win game!" I don't know if he's a good mathematician - but a good manager - he isn't!

This is the fifth qualifying campaign in which Scotland have been up against Lithuania inside 20 years.

In the nine previous meetings, Scotland have won five and drawn three.

Scotland's most recent trip to Vilnius ended in a 0-0 draw in 2010. The first visit, in 1998, also ended goalless.

Lithuania's solitary success came in 2003 when Jackie McNamara conceded a penalty, while the one away win for Scotland was in 2006, with Christian Dailly and Kenny Miller on target for 2-1.

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Re-fueling is paramount ahead of the big game. These Scotland supporters have been doing just that ahead of the World Cup qualifier in Vilnius.

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Lithuania boss Edgaras Jankauskas believes Scotland can secure a World Cup play-off berth and insists they are a better side than the one his team took a point from in Glasgow.

A win over Slovenia and draw with England has reignited Scottish hopes of achieving a play-off berth.

While Jankauskas will try to beat the Scots tonight, he insists Gordon Strachan's side can take second spot.

"I wouldn't be surprised if Scotland get through," he said.

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"They have proven that in the recent games against Slovenia and England but we need a positive result.

"I am a big fan of Scottish football so taking a point from Hampden was a big achievement for us.

"As much as I appreciate Scottish football we will try to be relentless in the game because we have our goals and we will follow our dream.

"We might create a big day for our sport and our country."

@Terry_Angus: Experts practically writing off Lithuania, no doubt we'll end up beaten.

@alanfalconer7: Berra and Mulgrew in the centre of defence we might live to regret!!

@dutton_craig: Mulgrew plays in England's third division. Is he really the best option we have?

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BBC Sport Scotland in Vilnius

Gordon Strachan insists that 10 points out of 12 is the target if Scotland are to stand a chance or reaching the World Cup play-offs. However, anything less than the 12 - which four wins from their final four games rewards - will surely spell the end of those hopes for another qualification campaign.

The Scots are up against a troublesome Lithuania, whose draw in Glasgow last October continues to haunt this campaign.

Leigh Griffiths will aim to continue where he left off in his last Scots appearance, when his two free kicks resulted in a draw with Group F leaders England - and he'll be keen to add to his first international goals in Vilnius...

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Have you read Steven Naismith's new BBC column yet?

The forward, who has earned 45 caps, says Scotland go into the double-header against Lithuania and Malta needing six points.

"Six points are a must," writes Steven. "Nothing else is good enough.

"Unfortunately, the campaign did not get off to the best of starts for Scotland, so we need to do it at the business end.

"It probably puts more pressure on the games but we are going in on the back of positive home displays against Slovenia and England.

"The roles are reversed from the last campaign for the Euros when we got off to a great start, picking up points away from home, before it fell away."

Read the rest of Steven's column here.

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What a way to travel. This Tartan Army foot soldier gave his bunions a rest during some sight-seeing in Vilnius.

World Cup qualification concerns just melt away...

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New Liverpool signing Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been selected in a forward role for Group F leaders England as they face Malta at Ta'Qali Stadium. Club-mate Jordan Henderson has been named captain, while Jake Livermore takes the place of the suspended Eric Dier at the base of midfield.

Some early Twitter reaction to the starting line-up...

Ryan: It's the right team apart from Forrest.

Colin: I honestly don't know who Phillips is. Other than that good team.

Michael James Ryan: Griffiths Will Score

Ian Steven: Head scratching that Mulgrew plays in the third tier of English football but no one in squad from Aberdeen at all.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Striker Leigh Griffiths was the hero against England at Hampden in June. Can he replicate his heroics in Vilnius tonight?

The marksman cuts a relaxed figure ahead of kick-off.

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