Scotland take on Cyprus in Euro 2024 qualifying on Friday.
Steve Clarke's side have won their first four matches in Group A, including statement victories against Spain and Norway.
And now the national team is looking to continue their 100 per cent record when they take to the field at the AEK Arena.
Clarke's men defeated Cyprus 3-0 on matchday one at Hampden thanks to a strike from John McGinn and a double from Scott McTominay.
Ahead of the fixture, the 60-year-old said: "This is another opportunity for us to add to our total so far. So I don’t agree with that [Scotland having already qualified].
"We’ve been working on getting better game by game from day one. It’s something we’ve always done, just tried to improve all the time.
"I said after Euros 2020 that we’d improve as a group and I think we’ve done that. But I still feel there is more improvement to come.
"Yeah, it’s good to be where we are just now. But can we be a little bit better? If you do as well as we have done - to be above Spain at this moment in time - is obviously nice. But there are still four games to go."
Here's everything you need to know ahead of Cyprus vs Scotland
When is Cyprus vs Scotland?
Scotland take on Cyprus tonight - Saturday September 8.
The match will be played at the AEK Arena in Larnaca.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
Is Cyprus vs Scotland on TV?
Yes. The match will be broadcast live on Viaplay Sports 1.
Coverage of the fixture starts at 7.15pm and runs until 10.15pm.
You can sign up for Viaplay HERE.
Can I live stream Cyprus vs Scotland?
Yes. You can stream the match using Viaplay player.
You can sign up HERE.
Team news
Newcastle midfielder Elliot Anderson and Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly both pulled out of the squad through injury.
Rangers shot-stopper Robbie McCrorie has been called up.
