Scotland Under-21 coach Billy Stark is delighted to still be on track for a place at the Euro 2011 Finals.

A win over Austria at Pittodrie tomorrow will be enough to at least claim a play-off place, following Friday’s 1-1 draw in Belarus, in the battle for a spot at the finals in Denmark next summer.

A Chris Maguire penalty was enough to secure a precious point for Stark’s babes who now know exactly what they have to do in front of a home crowd.

“There’s not much between Austria, Belarus and ourselves and it’s all going to come down to the last game now,” said Stark.

“We’re up against a difficult side, but we’re looking forward to it.”

Stark will have a full squad at his disposal after revealing that former Celt Paul Caddis and current Parkhead favourite James Forrest should shake off knocks in time to feature in Aberdeen.

The Scots, who sit third in the section, have only lost once in an impressive qualifying campaign – a 1-0 defeat away to the Austrians.

And Stark believes several members of his squad will be featuring for the senior national side in the near future.

“We’re always asked that question and we can always answer positively,” he added.

“It’s always about timing.

“If we’re talking next week or the next set of qualifiers next month, I would say probably not.

“But hopefully a fair number of them can make the step up to become full internationals, although it is a big jump.

“If they can get success at this level they can take that confidence when they get an opportunity at the next step.”