Scotland round off their Euro 2020 qualifiers against Kazakhstan tomorrow evening after a campaign to forget.
Steve Clarke's troops are out for revenge after a 3-0 drubbing away from home which signalled the end for Alex McLeish in the role as manager.
The Tartan Army have won their last two games and are looking for a third on the spin at Hampden Park.
But can fans watch it on TV? What time is kick-off? Team news?
Here's all you need to know.
What time is kick-off and where is the game being played?
Scotland host Kazakhstan to Hampden Park tomorrow evening.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
Is it on TV?
Fans can watch the game live on Sky Sports Football.
Coverage begins at 7.40pm.
You can also catch it on the App or, alternatively, keep up-to-date with our live blog on Herald and Times Sport.
Team news
Lawrence Shankland is the latest player to pull out of the Scotland squad with a slight injury.
The Dundee United striker withdrew and was replaced by Kilmarnock star Eamonn Brophy.
It is expected that Oli McBurnie will lead the line.
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