Scotland will be playing two of their group stage games at the World Cup in Boston next summer, with clashes against Haiti and Morocco lined up before a trip to Miami to face Brazil.

"I will need to play really well. The team is playing well and credit has to go to them. Every player dreams of going to the World Cup. I will need to play really, really, really well."

A former Dons boss has agreed with the chairman's criticism's of the technology, but one top flight manager has shut down the proposal after his recent complaints about VAR.

"We have had some really tough away games and won them. It is not easy and it is not the perfect game but keeping the team spirit and harmony on the pitch is so important."

Any buskers wanting to entertain the Tartan Army in Boston or Miami will face a huge bill on top of soaring travel and hotel costs, according to a legendary Scotland busker.

Two goals from Adil Aouchiche and spectacular finish from Kevin Nisbet gave the Dons the three points at Dens Park.

The Dons are looking to return to winning ways after missing the chance to wrap up a third consecutive league victory against St Mirren in the midweek fixture.

Steve Clarke's side reached the 2026 tournament in dramatic fashion with a 4-2 victory over Denmark at Hampden, including three of the nation's most stunning goals ever scored.