McGinn slides in early opener, then heads in Tierney cross after break
Adams nets his first Scotland goal from 20 yards before Fraser heads in
Nisbet replaces Dykes to make debut
Scotland's third World Cup qualifier after opening with two draws
Scotland 0-0 Faroe Islands
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageA better touch there and it was a great opportunity. One pass and he was clean through, luckily for us he fluffed it with his left foot. It was a real opportunity for the Faroe's though
Hang on a minute. The Faroe Islands scamper free down the right in the form of Edmundsson but his heavy touch sees the counter attack fizzle out and the ball trundle out for a goal kick.
Scotland 0-0 Faroe Islands
Scotland come roaring out of the traps, slicing through the Faroe Islands with a aplomb before Ryan Fraser sees his low shot well saved by Nielsen.
National anthems done and dusted. We're under way at Hampden.
Goals please, and plenty of them!
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Speaking to Sky Sports Scotland manager Steve Clarke: "The boys are just deperate to get back on the pitch. Hopefully we can have a quick start, get ourselves in front and have a good night."
"It's a game we should dominate and create chances. We have two good crossers of the ball on either side so we need to use them. It could be a 16 man game night tonight, Kevin Nisbet and Oli McBurnie have both trained well.
Image source, SNS"I was 100% sure David [Marshall] would play the first two games and Craig [Gordon] would play the last one."
Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageKenny McLean is an accomplished and versatile player. He's always been confident and he will have grown in stature now too. Being a bit-part player isn't something he'll enjoy, there's just so many players in that position for us. Tonight is a chance for him, go out and prove yourself in this squad.
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Both sides are limbering up in the tunnel before heading out at Hampden.
It's always a welcome sight to see the referee - tonight it's Trustin Farrugia Cann - scuttle down the tunnel and grab the match ball from the plinth.
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Southampton striker Che Adams impressed in the draw with Israel and will be aiming to score his first goal for Scotland tonight.
Will he find the net against the Faroe Islands?
Image source, SNSChe Adams will be aiming to find the net at Hampden
Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageAndy Robertson is still a class player and we should use him while we have him. He isn't playing with the same quality he does at Liverpool, or in the same formation. He's more than capable - he just won't do it as often.
Scotland v Austria (19:45)
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Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
Leanne Crichton
Scotland international
Quote MessageBeing the national captain isn't just the luxury of walking out with the armband on. Andy Robertson is vital to this team, at no point does he strut around thinking he's better than everyone else. He always gives his absolute all.
Image source, SNS"Andy Robertson always gives his absolute all"
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Our top boffins at Pacific Quay have been creating a host of Scotland goal graphics ahead of kick off.
Tempting fate or some laser-sharp forward planning?
Thumbs up for yes or thumbs down for no...
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Scotland fan: Tonight is all about the three points - nothing else. The Euros will take care of themselves, but three points tonight are a must.
Chris Smith: Three points and lots of goals please, Scotland!
Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote Message[Scotland captain] Andy Robertson is a victim of his own quality. He does usually play in a back four with Liverpool but at the same time I still think he's more than good enough to justify his inclusion in the [Scotland] team.
Image source, SNSAndy Robertson and Kieran Tierney both start tonight
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While Steve Clarke's troops are ranked 48th in the world rankings, tonight's visitors are 107th.
And the Scotland manager knows how crucial a victory could prove to be in the context of Group F.
Image source, SNSThe Faroe Islands players training at Hampden
"It's important to win in the context of the World Cup qualifying group," Clarke added. "We have plenty more games to play after these three and a lot can change.
"The Faroes gave Austria a fright. I think they'll come at us, same as they did to Austria. They put a lot of balls in the box, they have a long throw and good delivery on set-plays.
"They're a good team, not the Faroes of 10, 20, 30 years ago when they first broke into the international scene. They're well organised and know what they're doing."
Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
Leanne Crichton
Scotland international on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageMaking sweeping changes like this is never seamless. Scotland still need to figure out their best 11. We're not at a stage where you can keep making changes all of the time. As a player, it isn't easy to adjust
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Kyle: This could be a long night...
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Colin Campbell: Anything but a win tonight is completely unacceptable.
Cammy: Mon eh Scotia!
Scotland v Faroe Islands (19:45)
John Barnes
BBC Scotland
"Don't panic" seems to be the message for Scotland as Steve Clarke's men face the Faroe Islands looking for their first win of this campaign.
However, the Scots have done exactly that on two occasions against the team from the North Atlantic nation - both away from home in 1999 and 2002 when they could only draw those European Championship qualifiers.
Image source, SNSHakan Ericson is plotting Hampden heartache for Scotland
In the 1999 fixture under Craig Brown, Scotland took a first-half lead through Allan Johnston but then had Matt Elliott sent off just before the interval. Hans Hansen scored for the Faroes with a header late in the game to earn a 1-1 draw.
In 2002, Berti Vogts was in charge as the Scots went 2-0 down after 12 minutes to the part-timers in Toftir. Some strong words at half-time and goals in the second half from Paul Lambert and Barry Ferguson brought the score to 2-2.
However, Scotland are unbeaten against the Faroes in nine previous meetings and are 59 places above them in the world rankings.
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Scotland midfielder John McGinn is holding court on the famous Hampden turf as he enjoys a chat with his team-mates.
Could he be describing THAT goal against Austria again?
Image source, SNSJohn McGinn shares a thought with his Scotland team-mates