Steve Clarke has made four changes to his Scotland side to face Norway.
The national team close their successful Euro 2024 qualifying campaign at Hampden tonight.
And Clarke has rotated his side for the final group stage fixture.
🔢 Steve Clarke makes four changes to tonight's line-up.
— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) November 19, 2023
Ready for one last run out at Hampden Park to end the campaign 💪#SCONOR pic.twitter.com/WbWz8aUakE
In come Kenny McLean, Jack Hendry, Jacob Brown and Stuart Armstrong with Ryan Porteous, Billy Gilmour, Lyndon Dykes and Ryan Christie dropping to the bench.
Zander Clark starts in goal with Greg Taylor, Jack Hendry, Scott McKenna and Nathan Patterson in defence.
John McGinn, Scott McTominay, Stuart Armstrong, Callum McGregor and Kenny McLean are in midfielder behind sole striker Jacob Brown.
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SCOTLAND XI: Clark, Taylor, McTominay, McGinn, McGregor, Hendry, McKenna, Armstrong, Brown, Patterson, McLean.
SUBS: McCrorie, Kelly, Ralston, Doig, Cooper, Dykes, Shankland, Christie, Gilmour, Porteous, Ferguson, Jack.
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