Clarke's key questions for Scotland World Cup squad

Clarke's key questions for Scotland World Cup squadImage source, SNSImage caption, Could Ross Stewart, Findlay Curtis or Craig Gordon be going to the USA?ByAmy CanavanBBC Sport ScotlandPublished1 minute agoThis is it. On Tuesday, Scotland head coach Steve Clarke will name his World Cup squad.It's the one everyone wants to be involved in, it's the one so many missed out on during the nation's 28-year absence from the biggest stage of all, it's the one only 26 players will be a part of.During Clarke's near seven-year reign, supporters have learned to expect fierce loyalty and little change, but there are still a few tight calls for seats on the plane to the United States of America.BBC Sport Scotland takes a look at some of the key questions Clarke might be managing.What is Scotland's most iconic goal? This time - McFadden v McTominayPublished3 days agoIsidor and Bellegarde in Haiti World Cup squadPublished2 days agoWorld Cup 2026: Every nation's squad as they are announcedPublished21 minutes agoStewart or McBurnie to capitalise on Conway injury?The name Ross Stewart is just not going away, and for good reason.The Southampton forward has enjoyed a superb 2026 since missing a huge chunk of the first-half of the season with a hamstring injury.With five goals in his last 10 - including in the Saints' much-talked about Championship promotion play-off semi-final against Middlesbrough - the 29-year-old is in fine form.The two-cap striker - who last played for Scotland in 2022 - has the play-off final to look forward to where he will come up against a fellow World Cup wannabe in Oli McBurnie.Much like Stewart, the Hull City frontman has had a fruitful campaign, with 18 goals in 41 appearances for The Tigers. He also backs his own ability. The 29-year-old revealed last month he phoned Clarke asking for the reasons behind his absence from the international set-up.The in-form pair have dominated recent discourse among The Tartan Army...