Scotland welcome Switzerland to Hampden Park in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday night.
New manager Sébastien Pocognoli oversaw his first game in charge against Slovenia on Saturday, his side playing out a scoreless draw to earn a point in Ljubljana.
That's now three games without a goal for Scotland, however, they can take encouragement from the 2.16xG that they racked up during the Belgian's first game in the dugout. Sevilla striker Robbie Ure struck the post and Hull forward Oliver McBurnie ought to have done better when played through one-on-one with the goalkeeper.
The Scots are 8/13 to find the net back on home soil against Switzerland.
Ranked number 14 in the world, Switzerland are by far Scotland's toughest challenge on paper in their group.
The Swiss were semi-finalists in the inaugural Nations League campaign, but have failed to hit those heights in the years since, suffering relegation from the top tier in 2024/25.
Murat Yakin guided his men to the last eight of the World Cup over the summer where they were edged out by eventual finalists Argentina after Breel Embolo saw red with just less than 20 minutes remaining in the game.
Zeki Amdouni was on target in their Nations League opener against North Macedonia over the weekend, helping himself to a brace in a 3-0 away win after Remo Freuler put Switzerland ahead early on.
The Rossocrociati are 17/20 favourites to grab their second win in as many games.
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