Scotland train at Hampden Park, Glasgow on Sunday (6th September), on the eve of the vital Euro 2016 Group D visit of Germany.

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SOUNDBITE: (English) Paul Lambert, former Aston Villa manager (on facing the world champions Germany):

"Well, if you go out gung-ho against them (Germany), you could be almost out of the game before you are in it. That's what you don't want to do. There will be a full house, It will be a great atmosphere and you have to keep the crowd on your side. We done it a few years ago, We played them here and drew 1-1. It's virtually the same. We stayed in the game for a long time with them and got a decent point. So, as long as Scotland don't get out of the game before they're in it."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Paul Lambert, former Aston Villa manager (Q: Can you still qualify for Euro 2016):

"Absolutely. We are great self-critics, at certain times with the fans and the media, but they're still in the group. If anybody had said that seven or eight games into the group, then you would still be round about it, you'd have taken it."