Scotland Team to Play Slovenia as One Enforced Change and Another Big Decision to Be Made
- Scotland hosts Slovenia at Hampden Park on Tuesday for their final Nations League match, aiming to build on Saturday's 2-0 victory in North Macedonia.
- Head coach Sebastien Pocognoli faces selection challenges for this fourth match in 11 days, having rotated 16 different players across his opening three matches in charge.
- Following his red card in Skopje, Scott McKenna is suspended, while Jack Hendry returns to the squad after serving a one-match ban during the defeat by Switzerland.
- Tied on four points in Group B1, the Slovenians sit above Scotland in second place on goal difference, five points behind leaders Switzerland.
- Findlay Curtis has been recalled to the senior squad after notching four assists for the Under-21s during their 5-2 victory over Azerbaijan last week.
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The Slovenian national football team will play their fourth match in the Nations League in Glasgow on Tuesday at 20:45. Boštjan Cesar's team will once again face Scotland, whom they faced in the opening round and played 0:0 in Stožice. This time, they want to enrich their points tally in the fight for second place in the group.
The Slovenians will play their fourth match in the Nations League today (20:45) at the famous Hampden Park. Žan Vipotnik is feeling good on the Island.
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