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·12 October 2025

Scotland vs Belarus – Predicted lineup and team news

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Scotland and Belarus are set to clash in an important World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park this Sunday.

Steve Clarke’s squad aims to keep their flawless record on home soil intact and strengthen their strong position in Group C, while Belarus continue to seek their first points after a tough start to the campaign.


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Scotland vs Belarus – Predicted lineup and team news

Scotland Team News

Clarke has brought in Connor Barron and Josh Mulligan to fill the gaps left by suspended midfielders Ryan Christie and Lewis Ferguson, who were both booked in Scotland’s resilient 3-1 comeback win over Greece. Unfortunately, Aaron Hickey is sidelined with a knee injury sustained during the same game, and the Brentford defender has returned to London for further evaluation.

Despite Hickey’s injury woes over the past two years, including a lengthy absence caused by a severe hamstring injury that required surgery, Clarke remains cautiously hopeful, He noted that Hickey’s condition has improved since the initial diagnosis.

Angus Gunn, who started in goal against Greece over the veteran Craig Gordon, is expected to retain his spot between the sticks. The squad also benefits from the experienced Gordon rejoining the 25-man roster ahead of this important double-header.

In their latest outing, Scotland came from behind to overturn the deficit and secure a 3-1 victory against Greece at Hampden, demonstrating the resilience that has become synonymous with Clarke’s leadership. The win preserved their perfect home record in the qualifiers and highlighted the team’s steadfast determination.

Scotland Predicted Lineup

Possible Scotland starting XI: Gunn; Ralston, Souttar, Hanley, Robertson; Gilmour, McLean; McGinn, McTominay, Doak; Adams.

When will the match kick off?

The match will kick off at 5pm BST on Sunday, 12th October.

How to Watch Scotland vs Belarus?

Fans in the UK can catch the live action on BBC Two and BBC Scotland.

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