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How Steve Clarke could set Scotland up versus Haiti

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By Liam Bryce 
| The Terrace
With the squad set in stone and the warm-up games completed, there's really only one further question hanging over these next few days. How will Scotland line up for their first World Cup game in 28 years? The ones who make it are quite literally living the dream of a nation, of pretty much anyone in this country who has pulled on a pair of football boots since 1998. Entire international careers have come and gone since anyone last had the opportunity to do so.
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Scotland rediscover the key trait they'll need for Haiti

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By Liam Bryce 
| The Terrace
Strange things are happening, the kind that make you think anything is possible. Scotland have won two friendlies in a row. That hasn't happened in over 10 years, so considering how collectively grumpy we get when these games go wrong, we may as well savour it when they go well. And there was a lot to enjoy as Scotland signed off their World Cup preparation with a 4-0 thumping of Bolivia.
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Inside the 'oasis of tranquillity' at Scotland's World Cup base

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By Liam Bryce 
| The Terrace
Scotland’s World Cup return will become official in Boston, formalised the moment the first whistle blows inside the Gillette Stadium on June 14. Fans will descend en masse into the city as it hosts the conclusion of a 28-year wait. It will be a loud, emotionally charged, and slightly chaotic occasion. In other words, probably not what Steve Clarke’s team need on a daily basis.
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