Where can I watch it?
Live on Sky Sports Red Button or Sky Sports Main Event at 7.45pm tonight.
Team news
Scotland have a couple of key absentees with Celtic midfielders Scott Brown and Stuart Armstrong both missing through injury, while Matt Ritchie is also absent with a knock.
For Slovakia, injured forward Michal Duris misses out along with suspended Inter Milan centre-back Milan Skriniar.
How does the group look?
Wins in their final two games, tonight against Slovakia and away to Slovenia this Sunday, would book Scotland a play-off spot.
England will win the group and book a place in next year's finals with a win against the Slovenians at Wembley this evening, while a Scots victory would lift Gordon Strachan's side ahead of Slovakia into second place.
1. England 20pts
2. Slovakia 15pts
3. Slovenia 14pts
4. Scotland 14pts
5. Lithuania 5pts
6. Malta 0pts
Match facts
- Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon is set to win his 50th cap
- Last October's meeting, a 3-0 victory for Slovakia, was the first meeting between the two countries
- If Scotland record a third straight win tonight, it will be the first time they have done so in a World Cup qualifying campaign since 1997
- Scotland have scored at least one goal in seven of their last eight games
- Leigh Griffiths has been involved in six goals in his last three Scotland games with three goals and three assists
- 10 out of Scotland's 14 qualifying goals so far in the Russia 2018 campaign have come in the second half - five have arrived after the 84th minute
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