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Scotland will shoot for revenge when they take Greece in Hampden tomorrow night.
Steve Clark’s country hosted the Greeks almost eight months ago in the National League playoff, with visitors overcoming a first -magist deficit 1-0 to Earn 3-0 in Glasgow and confirm Scotland’s release to Group B.
The Tartan army will enter the game with a confident mood, taking four points from its first two qualifications in Group C, aimless draw in Denmark and a 2-0 win in Belarus.
And with the upcoming two home games – they also host Belarus on Sunday – they know that six points will go a long way to secure a place in the United States, Canada and Mexico next summer, especially with Denmark, he also needs to visit Hampden next month.
All the tricks are on Greece for now, but with an assistant coach Stephen Nasmite confident that he knows what it takes to turn the result of their last meeting.
« We have a clear idea of what should be better, what we are really good at as a team, » said Nasmite, who says that the team is determined to make the finals after dropping Qatar 2022.
« Getting to big tournaments, that’s huge, » he added.
« That we were able to make two euros, get to the playoffs for the previous World Cup, and to miss a closely-all that builds a determination, anger that he did not make the last World Cup.
« Knowing that you can get there, everything is eating, everything feeds on top of the players and the people who progress in their clubs. Definitely confidence is as high as I saw.
« We did a very good job in the first camp. This camp must continue this to make sure we are in this position in November so that we are really confident that it is in our own hands and believe we can do it. »
Greece’s hopes for qualification were affected by a 3-0 defeat at home until Denmark last month, but they know that the victory here will restore their hopes for at least a place for playoff.
Team News for Scotland against Greece
Clark has to decide whether to go with one top or pour a bilateral impact of Lindon Dyks and that Adams. We think he will prefer the ex and play Scott Mactomin in Read Adams.
Dangerman in Greece is Vangelis Pavlidis, who scored five goals in eight matches for Jose Mourinho this season. Olympiacos Panagiotis Retsos defender is out due to a groin injury.
Predicted bands for Scotland vs. Greece
Scotland: Gun; Hicky, Sutr, Khanley, Robertson; McGin, Gilmore; Gannon-Doak, McTominay, Christie; Adams
Greece: Tsolakis; Vagiannidis, Mavropanos, koulierakis, tsimikas; Zafeiris, kourbelis; Karetsas, bakasetas, tzolis; Pavlidis
How to watch Scotland against Greece: TV and online streams
Scotland against Greece starts at 7.45 pm the United Kingdom tomorrow night. You can watch it in the BBC Scotland and transmit it through the BBC IPlayer.
Statistics for Scotland against Greece
- Greece has won its last five guest games
- Greece has not qualified for the 2014 World Cup.
- Scotland has not qualified for the 1998 World Cup.
- This will be Steve Clark’s 71st match in charge of Scotland equal to the record set by Craig Brown
Prognosis for Scotland against Greece
Such was the dominance that enjoyed Greece in Glasgow in March, it is difficult to ignore it when evaluating this game.
This will be a stormy Hampden, who will hopes to roar from his team to extremely valuable three points, but we suggest Greece to receive a draw that will be a little useful for both sides, and put Denmark to control the group.
Forecast: Scotland 1-1 Greece
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