Can Steve Clarke's team make history by reaching last-16?
Follow live with us as Scotland and Croatia battle it out to reach the last-16 of Euro 2020. Hopes are high there could be more matches to come. Following Friday nights 0-0 draw with England at Wembley and results in other groups last night, Steve Clarkes Scotland team go into this evenings clash with Croatia knowing any win will see them qualify for the knock-out stages of the competition. It would be the first time any Dark Blues side has progressed beyond the group stage at a major tournament. Meanwhile, Croatia, who have never beaten us in five previous meetings, go into the game knowing they too must win to progress and, given they were finalists at the last World Cup, they will be desperate to avoid an early exit. Throw in an expected raucous Tartan Army presence at the game and we have all the ingredients for a classic. Englands meeting with the Czech Republic also kicks-off at 8pm and, depending what happens there, it still looks a reasonable possibility for the Scots (or the Croatians) to overhaul one of those sides  both already guaranteed to progress  in the Group D standings if they can pull off a momentous victory. Gilmour blow  The Scotland build-up to tonights all-or-nothing game with Croatia hit a bump when Billy Gilmour  the 20-year-old Chelsea midfielder, who was man-of-the-match against the English  tested positive for Covid yesterday. Thankfully, no other Scottish players have been forced into self-isolation, so Clarke has 25 players at his disposal for what is the nations latest biggest game in a generation. The consensus is the manager is most likely to move Manchester Uniteds Scott McTominay back into midfield and bring in another defender to fill the void in the engine room left by Gilmour. Keep-up with Scotland v Croatia live here:  Running the live blog this evening  and bringing you team news, updates on the game and Group D standings, analysis, reaction, pictures and video, not just from Hampden, but from Aberdeen city centre and across the country  will be Ryan Cryle and Paul Third. Follow below: