Scott McTominay came to the fore once again as the Napoli midfielder made the difference for Scotland in their 1-0 win in Greece on Thursday night.
Not for the first time in his senior international career, the former Manchester United star led the Tartan Army to a notable win as his first-half penalty ensured Steve Clarke’s side claimed a narrow advantage after their first leg of their UEFA Nations League play-off.
If McTominay made the difference at one end of the pitch, it was Hearts veteran Craig Gordon who proved integral at the other as the Scotland stalwart kept a clean sheet on the night he won his 79th senior cap - but where does the Tynecastle stalwart sit in a list of the Tartan Army’s most capped players?
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1. 69 caps: Kenny Miller and David Weir
The former Rangers duo kick off the top ten. | SNS Group 0141 221 3602
2. 72 caps: Tom Boyd
The former Celtic stalwart was also a regular for Scotland under a number of managers. Photo: SNS Group
3. 74 caps: John McGinn
He's come a long way since winning his first Scotland cap against Denmark in March 2016. | SNS Group
4. 76 caps: Paul McStay
A true Celtic legend and a stalwart with Scotland too. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group