Hibs duo Paul McGinn and Ryan Porteous could make their Scotland debuts in tonight's Nations League clash with Slovakia.
Steve Clarke's side are back in action just three days after their dramatic penalty-shootout victory over Israel at Hampden.
Scotland are on a decent six match unbeaten run, and they'll be looking to keep the momentum going with another positive result this evening.
A win would ensure they remain top of their Nations League group following last month's draw with Israel and win against the Czech Republic.
So how do I watch the match?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, with kick-off at 7.45pm. The coverage will get underway at 7.30pm upon the conclusion of the England v Belgium match.
Sky subscribers will also be able to stream the match on Sky Go. Those who don't have the channel can purchase a Now TV day pass for £9.99, and watch the game through that.
Who could feature for Scotland?
It's probably wise to expect Steve Clarke to ring the changes after the gruelling 120-minutes plus penalties on Thursday night.
Ryan Christie, Kieran Tierney and Stuart Armstrong remain out due to COVID-19 protocols while Scott McKenna, Liam Palmer and Oliver Burke all withdrew from the squad through injury last week.
However Clarke has added to his pool of players. In addition to Hibs defender McGinn, Ross McCrorie and Andy Considine of Aberdeen have been called up for the first time.
