Scotland earned a vital 1-0 victory over Croatia in the Nations League on matchday five thanks to late substitute John McGinn, who converted the rebound after Ben Doak's shot was parried. Long time waiting: The win snapped a long winless streak and kept Scotland's hopes alive of avoiding relegation with an important match against Poland next.

The top tier of the Nations League has not been very kind to Scotland so far, with Steve Clarke's side taking one point from the first four matches. Croatia are at Hampden for the penultimate game of the campaign and Scotland could really do with a win - for a few good reasons.

Scotland’s John McGinn scored a late goal to secure a 1-0 win over 10-man Croatia for its first Nations League victory in its penultimate Group A1 game at Hampden Park on Friday.

Portugal are already through to the quarter-finals as group winners having won four and drawn one. Scotland will finish second in the group and be in Pot 1 for the World Cup Qualifying draw if we win in Poland AND Portugal win in Croatia...as long as one of the following three outcomes come to pass.

Poland and Scotland go head-to-head in the UEFA Nations League on Monday evening in what could prove to be an incredibly important game for both sides, as they are both still with

Portugal roared into the quarter-finals and Spain sealed top spot in their group on Friday of UEFA Nations League Matchday 5.

Scotland kept their hopes of avoiding Nations League relegation alive thanks to John McGinn’s late goal against ten-man Croatia. Scott Murray was watching

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