Two teams in desperate need of a win face off in Glasgow, with both Scotland and Croatia on just one point entering their final Group D game, chasing third place.
Scotland come into this on the back of a satisfying 0-0 draw with old enemy England, a result that keeps the Tartan Army in with a shout of qualifying for the knockout stages — as good a reason as any to celebrate as much as Scotland did.
Croatia, on the other hand, have very little to celebrate from the tournament so far, following up their blunt display in a 1-0 defeat to England with an underwhelming 1-1 draw against Czech Republic on Friday evening.
Steve Clarke has been dealt a major blow as midfielder Billy Gilmour tested positive for Covid-19 after an outstanding first international start at Wembley, but it's worth noting that Scotland performed well against Czech Republic without him - despite the disappointing loss.
While it's true that game state played a significant role, Scotland created more than enough scoring opportunities to earn at least a draw in their opener , falling short after conceding two low-probability Patrik Schick goals.
Scotland then, with the help of Gilmour, bossed England after a couple of early scares, just lacking the cutting edge to claim a vital win. That is a worry entering this game, but Clarke's side have shown they possess enough quality to compete here, and deserve some positive variance following their fixtures so far.
Admittedly, Gilmour is a big loss after a commanding display against England, but the price of SCOTLAND TO BEAT CROATIA has drifted too much given how Scotland performed without the Chelsea midfielder in the opener. At 23/10 with Sky Bet, it is the value selection.
A return to Hampden Park is a positive, too.
With the Tartan Army rejuvenated by the Wembley performance, it will be a difficult place to play for Croatia. As mentioned, they've been far from impressive in their two Euro 2020 matches, struggling to test their opponents despite undoubted talent in forward areas.
Zlatko Dalic's side failed to score against England, recording just 0.54 xG, and needed an Ivan Perisic stunner to gain a point last time out, struggling to test Czech Republic even after falling behind.
Odds correct 1250 BST (21/06/21)
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