Steve Clarke has named his Scotland starting line-up to face the Netherlands.
The national team play the Netherlands this evening in the first of two friendlies this month.
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Scotland will then play Northern Ireland at Hampden.
Clarke suggested their could be a system tweak for Scotland in tonight's match, however there are plenty of familiar faces in the starting XI.Â
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Angus Gunn starts in goal with Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney, Jack Hendry, Ryan Porteous and Nathan Patterson in defence.
John McGinn, Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour start in midfield with Ryan Christie in behind Lawrence Shankland.
SCOTLAND XI: Gunn, Robertson, McTominay, Tierney, McGinn, Christie, Hendry, Gilmour, Porteous, Shankland, Patterson.
SUBS: Kelly, Clark, Gordon, Ralston, Cooper, Dykes, Adams, Souttar, Armstrong, Ferguson, Taylor, McLean.
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NETHERLANDS XI: Flekken, Geertruida, Van Dijk, Ake, Simons, Wijnaldum, Memphis, Gakpo, Reijnders, Wieffer, Frimpong.
SUBS: Bizot, Verbruggen, Blind, Dumfries, Koopmeiners, De Ligt, Malen, De Roon, Schouten, Timmber, Veerman, Weghorst.
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