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Neither Scott McTominay nor Kieran Tierney have travelled with Scotland due to slight injuries, with Clarke saying both carried knocks into the camp.<\/p>\n
The Scotland head coach also revealed he has decided who will start in goal, after Cieran Slicker endured a tough debut against Iceland when he replaced Angus Gunn after just a few minutes, with Robby McCrorie also injured in the warm up.<\/p>\n
Ross Doohan, who has just left Aberdeen, and 18-year-old Bournemouth goalkeeper Callan McKenna have been called up<\/a> as replacements for Gunn and McCrorie.<\/p>\n “Cieran is a good goalkeeper,” added Clarke, of the 22-year-old Ipswich player.<\/p>\n “He trains well, works well in the camp. He’s had an unfortunate night and he’ll bounce back from it.<\/p>\n “He knows he needs to play more games regularly but he’s got a big future in front of him.”<\/p>\n Clarke also added the team will be freshened up “a little bit more than I’d normally do”.<\/p>\n This is Scotland’s final game before they start World Cup qualification in September, with Denmark, Belarus, and Greece making up their group.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n