So how might Scotland tear up the form book and stun the Croats in Zagreb on Saturday? Croatian football expert Vrdoljak Juraj says slick counter-attacking and savvy set-pieces will be key. "Scotland's recent form could easily get a team like Croatia very complacent,

At the bottom of the group, Scotland travel to Croatia in search of their first win of the Nations League campaign.

Scott McTominay has scored 11 goals for Scotland, with all 11 coming in competitive fixtures. Only Robert Hamilton (15/15 – 1899-1911), Robert McColl (13/13 – 1896-1908) and Andy Wilson (13/13 – 1920-1923) have scored more for the nation with 100% of them coming in competitive fixtures.

Scotland's Nations League contest with Croatia in Zagreb on Saturday will be only the seventh time the sides have met. And it is the Scots who boast the better head-to-head record over the past 24 years.

Scotland will hope to register their first point in Nations League A, Group 1 when they visit Croatia tomorrow evening. It has been a rough few months for Steve Clarke’s men, who have won just once in their last 14 games – a record that includes defeats to Poland and Portugal in the last international break in September.

Jane Lewis, Gemma Fay and Juraj Vrdoljak preview Croatia v Scotland