Dominant Scotland put the Faroe Islands to the sword to earn the first win of their World Cup group.
John McGinn's double, a Che Adams strike and a Ryan Fraser header were enough to earn Steve Clarke ’s side a comfortable win in Glasgow.
The evening saw a shake-up in formation with Scott McTominay dropping into a back three and Craig Gordon was given a chance between the sticks.
Kenny McLean was also handed a rare start in midfield on an impressive night for the national side at Hampden.
It gives a boost to Scotland's hopes of reaching Qatar 2022 with Austria slipping up against Denmark elsewhere in Group F.
Here's how Record Sport rated the Scotland players.
CRAIG GORDON
Recalled to the starting line-up and magnificent flying save to deny Hendriksson. Got away with a dropped cross and made second late stop for clean sheet - 7
SCOTT McTOMINAY
Switched back to a defensive role as part of the back three and pinged classy passes from deep. Headed good chance wide from Fraser free-kick - 7
GRANT HANLEY
Centre-back was sound at the heart of the backline and tried to pose a threat at set pieces. Held the position as McTominay and Tierney broke out - 7
KIERAN TIERNEY
Bombed out of the back three regularly and brilliant pullback for McGinn strike. Same again for team-mate’s second and a fantastic all-action performance - 9
RYAN FRASER
Shot in the first minute saved after he was handed a right wing-back role. Pinpoint delivery which McTominay missed. Great run to head a fourth goal - 7
CALLUM McGREGOR
Composed and picked passes including a slide rule for Tierney at the first goal. Kept taking the ball and kept the game ticking over without any fuss -7
KENNY McLEAN
Norwich midfielder was handed a starting opportunity and kept it moving with some graceful movement and sharp passing. At ease in possession throughout - 7
ANDY ROBERTSON
Dovetailed with Tierney down the left flank and constant source summed up with a delightful lift to the far post for Fraser to nod the fourth. Good show - 7
JOHN McGINN
Lethal left-foot finish to open the scoring for a ninth goal for his country and made it 10 with a stylish header as the talisman came up with the good in front of goal again - 8
LYNDON DYKES
QPR striker did plenty of hard work without looking as sharp as his partner Adams. No real chances, but played his part in occupying defenders - 7
CHE ADAMS
Touch good and strong running power with the ball at his feet. Glancing header saved. Gorgeous flick and powerful finish for a first Scotland strike - 8
KEVIN NISBET
Handed a debut midway through the second period for Dykes - 3
JOHN FLECK
Fifth cap for the Sheffield United ace in place of McGregor - 2
OLI McBURNIE
Striker hunted a first international goal in the final quarter of the game -2
SCOTT McKENNA
Defender slotted into the left centre-back role for Tierney with 10 to go - 2
LIAM PALMER
Took Fraser’s spot on the right for the closing stages -2
