Steve Clarke has named his 11 players to cause yet another upset against Spain.
The Tartan Army have won five games from five in their UEFA Euro 2024 qualification group to put them on the brink of securing a place in the main stage of the tournament next summer in Germany, and a win over Spain on Thursday evening will confirm them as the first qualified team in the hat bar Germany, who have automatically qualified as hosts.
READ MORE: Rangers manager latest with 'four options' on table for London talks and announcement 'timeline' Speaking before the game, Clarke said: “It’s certainly not a night where we are going to come here and think we’re going to camp on the edge of our own 18-yard box and defend for 95, 96, 97 minutes.
“Look, when we are on the edge of the box we have to defend really well as well. What we have to realise is that we cannot just stay there, we have to go forward.
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