Scotland at Euro 2024: ‘Four points to qualify’ – Clarke seeks historic progress

“Three points and a zero goal difference would probably get out of the group so that’s what we have to look at – every game in isolation, make sure that we’re competitive in every game and realistically you go into the last game with a chance to qualify.

“Hopefully, we’ve done it before that with the points tally from the first two games but if we get to the last game like we did in the last tournament, we had to go to Wembley, we had to get at least a point against England, we gave ourselves a chance going into the Croatia game.

“Okay, we didn’t quite get over the line but at one each in the Croatia game you’ve got a chance, you’ve always got that hope, that expectation that you might do it.

“We play against Hungary in the last game, that’s where we want to be – in a similar situation where we know we can get a result and we can qualify.”

Clarke, who has 25 wins from his 55 matches in charge of Scotland, has a “fairly good idea” of his starting line-up in Munich.

And he said: “I’ve probably got two in my mind that I’m still mulling over and we’ll work on that in the next couple of days.”

Captain Andy Robertson and Lawrence Shankland returned to training in Garmisch-Partenkirchen after going off early during Monday’s session.

Kenny McLean joined the group after sitting out the opening day, with Stuart Armstrong now fully reintegrated after working on his own to recover his fitness.

Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack was the only absentee.