Scotland need a result against Croatia this evening if Steve Clarke’s side are to avoid relegation from the top tier of the Nations League.The Tartan Army are bottom of the group with just a

Scotland bid to avoid relegation from the Nations League’s top tier against a side looking for a spot in the quarter-finals. Join Scott Murray.   19:54 5 min: A lethargic Gilmour is skittled off the ball by Kovačić.

The top tier of the Nations League has not been very kind to Scotland so far, with Steve Clarke's side taking one point from the first four matches. Croatia are at Hampden for the penultimate game of the campaign and Scotland could really do with a win - for a few good reasons.

Scotland boss Steve Clark says his side need to be more clinical in the final third if they want to compete with Europe's top teams on a consistent basis.

Despite a commendable 0-0 draw against Portugal in their last outing, the margins for survival are razor-thin. To avoid relegation, Scotland must avoid defeat and hope that Poland, who face Portugal,

Scotland forward John McGinn came off the bench to snatch a 1-0 home victory over 10-man Croatia for his country's first Nations League win of the campaign in their penultimate Group A1 game on Friday and keep them in contention for the quarter-finals.

Croatia beat Scotland 3-1 on their last trip to Hampden, when the stadium hosted a Euro 2020 game, but have never won an official away match in Scotland, drawing two before losing 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier in 2013.

Scotland host Croatia in the UEFA Nations League tonight looking to end their recent troubled form.The Tartan Army have given a good account of themselves in the Nations League without earning the