Scotland take a slender advantage into their Nations League play-off second leg against Greece after the 1-0 victory in Piraeus on Thursday.
Scott McTominay’s controversial first half penalty, awarded after a coming together between the Napoli midfielder and Lazaros Rota in the box, has put Scotland in pole position to secure their Nations League A status if they avoid defeat at Hampden Park on Sunday.
Scotland followed an impressive attacking first-half display at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium which could have yielded further goals with a backs-to-the wall defensive effort in the second half as they dug deep to hold onto their narrow lead.
After such a demanding match, and only 72 hours to recover, Scotland head coach Steve Clarke faces a decision over whether to stick with the same 11 players who started in Greece or freshen the team up to counteract any fatigue.
Clarke also has Ryan Christie available again after the Bournemouth midfielder missed the first leg due to suspension.
Here is how we predict Scotland to line up against Greece at Hampden on Sunday...
9. Scott McTominay - AMC
The talismanic Napoli midfielder tucked away his penalty to give Scotland a first leg advantage over Greece. It's crazy to think that the country's top scorer over the past two years was once deployed on the right of the back three. Seems so long ago now. | SNS Group / SFA
10. Ryan Christie - AML
Lewis Ferguson was excellent in the first leg in what was, remarkably, his first start for Scotland in a competitive match. It was also the first time since his return from an ACL injury that Ferguson has completed three 90 minutes in a row with Bologna managing his minutes carefully. Scotland will be aware of this so it would be no surprise to see the Ryan Christie start in his place on Sunday as the Bournemouth man returns from suspension. | SNS Group / SFA
11. Che Adams - CF
Led the line superly in the first-half against Greece but will have been disappointed to have snatched at a glorious chance to put Scotland two goals ahead. Struggled to get into the game after the break as the service dried up. His only goal in his last 17 caps came against lowly Gibraltar so arguably needs to start hitting the net to keep his place with the likes of George Hirst and Tommy Conway pushing for a start. | SNS Group / SFA