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The only thing left to do now is Ron.

The moment. The only thing left to do now is run. Hello, I'm Ray Bradshaw and this is the Scottish Football podcast, all the news, views and analysis you need on Tuesday, the 18th November.

And this is it, the big one.

When I took the job, I looked at the group of players and I said, I look forward to working with this group of players because I think we can achieve good things. We've managed to do that. Now we've got another very, very good thing that we can achieve together. The manager knows what's at stake in this game. We face the group's top seats who know the importance of the match as well. Everyone is known that it's a kind of a final now at Hinden.

If you have a bad game in a final, you don't have a second chance. And that's how I see the Davies team. But could a stomach bug be Scotland's secret weapon? It's all set up for what promises to be a sensational evening at Hemp. We have played in the big games. We've got that experience, but, you know, there's no playing down this game.

It's obviously a massive game for us, and we know what a win would do.

We'll guide you through the biggest Scotland match in years.

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