ScotlandBelarus

Based on the numbers, we're in for a highly one-sided clash in Glasgow. The home team has achieved a 5-1 goal difference in the qualifiers they've played so far, averaging 1.7 xG and allowing only 0.4 xGA. Although Christie and Ferguson are missing, the speed of Doak and Robertson on the wings and Adams' finishing can compensate for this. The Belarusian attack averages only 0.3 goals, so Gunn's net should be relatively safe. Given the tempo, 9-10 corners and 3-4 yellow cards are possible, but the biggest uncertainty is the Scots' chance conversion - they rarely blow teams away, although defensive mistakes could open up the game more.