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It's time to talk football.

It's Clyde I Super Scoreboard as we build up to another huge night for Scotland.

Three points, top spot in the group and revenge is up for grabs when Republic of Ireland come to Hamden.

John McGinn's in line for his 50th cap as Declan Gallagher and Josh Doyger drafted into the squad.

And elsewhere Liam Fox is the new manager of

Dundee United. I'm Gordon Duncan joining me tonight. You've got Kenny Miller and Hugh Keevins.

I'm easily confused, as you well know, but I think I'm entitled to be bewildered by Scotland.

We were jittery in June and it cost us a World Cup. Now we're stunning in September

and I think the momentum created by a flawless win over Ukraine will sweep aside the Republic

of Ireland tomorrow at Hamden. Kenny, my question is, what will be like if we ever find consistency?

I'm just going to say, don't you get carried away, Hugh, all right? You're too late for that. One performance at a time and sensational on September, I would say, as well, because the lads were absolutely incredible, absolutely. If they start to finish, even the first ten minutes we're there to weather a wee bit of possession, a few long balls in behind to test us out.

When Midrick rampaging down the left-hand side for Ukraine, the lads took control, they were dominant.

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