Probable starting eleven:

Scotland:
McGregor; Hutton, Caldwell, Berra, Bardsley; Adam; Morrison, Brown, Fletcher, Naismith; Miller

Czech Republic:
Drobny; Pospech, Sivok, Hubnik, Kadlec; Rosicky, Jiracek, Hubschman, Plasil; Kolar, Baros

This is a very important match for Scotland. They are five points behind second placed Czech Republic and a victory here will bring them very close. Even more as Czech Republic have one game more. Scotland coach Craig Levein has almost all players available. Even more, he has the captain Darren Fletcher back. The only absence is Iain Turner, but I think that's not too important. On contrary, the situation in Czech squad is much more complicated. The first goalkeeper Petr Cech is sidelined with an injury and I rate his absence as very important.

I expect an efficient match at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Scotland needs a victory, they must attack from the beginning. They have to take some advantage from the fact that the guests will be missing the goalkeeper Petr Cech. It is expected Jan Lastuvka of Hamburg or Jaroslav Drobny of Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk to make the debut as one of them will replace Petr Cech between the sticks. I am sure they are solid, but still, the absence of Cech is a handicap. On other side Czech Republic is a strong team, with experienced players in attack. The former Liverpool striker Baros is very dangerous. Because of that I expect at least three goals in Glasgow.