Scotland’s 26-man World Cup squad is now decided - and the wait for the tournament to begin is almost over.
There are just 19 days to go until Scotland get their campaign underway against Haiti at The Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and the excitement is hitting fever pitch as Steve Clarke’s men prepare to return to the tournament for the first time since 1998.
But how has each player in the squad been performing ahead of the tournament starting in North America? Here, we take a look at the form of each member of the Scotland squad heading to the World Cup next month:
13. DF: Dominic Hyam - Wrexham
Capped just twice by Scotland, the 30-year-old was a virtual ever-present for a Wrexham side who came within a whisker of qualifying for the EFL Championship playoffs. | SNS Group
14. MF: John McGinn - Aston Villa
Few players enter the tournament in better form than McGinn. The Aston Villa captain secured Champions League football for the Midlands side by winning the Europa League last week. The 31-year-old had an eight-week injury last off at the start of the year, but has had zero side effects upon his return to the squad in March. | SNS Group
15. MF: Scott McTominay - Napoli
The talismanic midfielder didn't quite hit the heights of last season with Napoli, but still had a strong season on an individual level, despite his team's failure to reclaim the Serie A title. McTominay ended the campaign with 14 goals and three assists in all competitions. | SNS Group
16. MF: Ryan Christie - AFC Bournemouth
It's been a great year for versatile midfielder, with Christie helped his club side qualify for the Europa League for the first time in their history. Despite missing the final two games of the Cherries' season with suspension, he ended the campaign having featured in 26 of their 38 league games. | SNS Group