Andy Burke
BBC Scotland rugby reporter at Dinamo Arena

Speaking to head coach Milton Haig there, and indeed the locals around Tbilisi this week, you are left in no doubt how big a day this is for Georgia and the country as a whole.

The cabbie who dropped us at the stadium was heading home for a quick change then coming back to Dinamo Arena to roar on his heroes. “We’re not bad, you know,” were his parting words.

And Georgia aren’t bad. If Scotland start slowly and get themselves into a hole like they have done so often then this could get ugly.

But if they play to anything near their capacity they should win, and win well. Those first 10 minutes will be intriguing.

Gregor Townsend names his final 31 -man squad for the World Cup on Tuesday. You'd expect the head coach will have a fair idea of the players who will be travelling to Japan, but there may be a few positions still in the balance. This evening is the last chance for those on the fringes to force their way on to that plane, particularly those who didn't cover themselves in glory in the battering by France in Nice.

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Scotland:Blair Kinghorn; Darcy Graham, Rory Hutchinson, Sam Johnson, Sean Maitland; Finn Russell, Greig Laidlaw; Allan Dell, Stuart McInally, (capt), Willem Nel, Ben Toolis, Grant Gilchrist, John Barclay, Hamish Watson, Matt Fagerson

Replacements:Grant Stewart, Jamie Bhatti, Zander Fagerson, Scott Cummings, Josh Strauss, Ali Price , Adam Hastings, Huw Jones

Georgia: Soso Matiashvili, Mirian Modebadze, Zurab Dzneladze, Davit Kacharava, Sandro Todua, Tedo Abzhandadze, Vasil Lobzhanidze, Mikheil Nariashvili, Shalva Mamukashvili, Beka Gigashvili, Shalva Sutiashvili, Kote Mikautadze,Otar Giorgadze, Beka Saghinadze, Beka Gorgadze.

Replacements: Giorgi Chkoidze, Karlen Asieshvili, Levan Chilachava, Giorgi Nemsadze, Lasha Lomidze, Gela Aprasidze, Lasha Khmaladze, Tamaz Mchedlidze.

Scotland face Georgia in the third of four World Cup warm-up matches and the last before the final squad for Japan is named.

It's the first time a Tier One nation has visited Georgia to play a proper test match, so they'll be aiming for a historic victory. We'll bring you all the action from the Dinamo Arena, and BBC Radio Scotland has radio commentary from around 4.50pm - just click the play button at the top of the page!

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