You are Scotland boss Steve Clarke… what would you do?

World Cup qualifying: Scotland v Greece

Venue: Hampden Park, Glasgow Date: Thursday, 9 October Time: 19:45 BST

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Steve Clarke's Scotland return to World Cup qualifying action with a Hampden double-header after taking four points from their first two matches.

First up is a visit from Greece, who dispatched the Scots by three goals in Glasgow in March to secure a 3-1 aggregate win in the Nations League play-offs.

Clarke's side have recovered well in their following competitive fixtures, earning a point in Denmark last month before defeating Belarus.

But how should the Scotland boss approach Thursday's qualifier? You tell us...

Clarke surprised many by deploying a rigid 4-4-2 shape in Copenhagen. The approach was a success, keeping a clean sheet and claiming a point.

The head coach then went for a 4-2-3-1 formation in Hungary against Belarus, with John McGinn, Scott McTominay and Ben Gannon-Doak playing behind striker Che Adams.

It was not a vintage performance from the Scots, but they got the job done in a deserved 2-0 victory.

The main notable change in Clarke's squad this month has been a recall for veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon.

The Hearts man has yet to play a minute of club football this season, but that is the same story for Nottingham Forest's Angus Gunn, who started both qualifiers in September.

Would you consider bringing Gordon back in? And what about the other 10 positions and formation?

So you've mulled over your options and decided on your team and approach.

Now it's time to deliver those final words of wisdom to the squad. What are you going to say to rouse them for the occasion?

Let us know.