Gabriel Antoniazzi

Generations have seen it before, but perhaps not.

This time it will be different between Scotland and Brazil.

You look at the Scotland team here and you ask, who will step up and be the hero this time?

Who will be John Collins and his famous wink in 1998?

Or David Neri's toe poker back in 1982?

Who will etch their name into the history books?

Perhaps it'll be the manager, Steve Clarke.

He said the mood is frank to camp and that he wants his players to have the best night of their lives.

Scotland win tonight.

Many fans across the country, across the globe, might have the best night of their lives as well.

We've been here before with this team.

A final game at a major tournament with the knockout stage within the grasp.

have Clarke and the players learned from their mistakes well this is the ultimate test they must start sharper than they did against Morocco and they must be braver earlier if they are to grab this game grab this tournament by the scruff of the neck let's go through the starting 11 once more four changes from last week's game it's gun and goal a back four of Patterson

Hendry, McKenna and Robertson.

Ferguson and McLean are at the base of midfield with McGinn, McTominay and Ganondoke in front of them.

Lawrence Shankland leads the line.

As we know, Clarke is Scotland's longest serving manager.

He could confirm his place as their greatest.

He could achieve something no one else has done.

The promised land of knockout