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Thank you. It's Clyde I Super Scoreboard. Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard live from Hamden Park, the National Stadium on a massive night for Scotland.

There is win or bust as Israel visit. The aim is simple. Three points and through to the Nations League playoff and of course confidence is high following the 4-0 win against Albania on Saturday. I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me tonight is Gordon Diell and Roger Hannan.

And where else would you rather be tonight? Gordon Hamden is looking resplendent in the rain. It's as you say, winner bust. We'll take win, Gordon, won't me?

Because we're on the march with Alex Army. Yeah, it's special after the weekend, Roger. A positive result. Four goals. A terrific display, you've got to say. But big pressure tonight. We've really got to go out here and win this. As you touched on there, the pitch is absolutely beautiful, looking forward to a real exciting game.

So one hour and 40 minutes until kickoff. Let's build up to the game together.

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Roger, for all the confusion, for all the complexities surrounding the UA for Nations League, it could not be simpler.

Win the game and you're through to the playoff. Don't and you're not.

Yeah, and there is a scenario, Gordon, where if Scotland win three games at Hamden, we're in the Euro 2020

final, regardless of how we do in the qualification, the author dog's qualification, if you like,

because a winter night sends us guaranteed into the Nations league semi-finals in March 2020.

Most likely a home tie against Finland.

We understand it is very complicated.

It looks like Finland and Norway will be joined as group winners by Serbia and hopefully Scotland.

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