Ross Stewart

George Hirst

Lyndon Dykes

Che Adams

Lawrence Shankland

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Plenty of debate on our YouTube reaction show, external regarding team selection for what feels like a must-win game in Scotland's group opener against Haiti.

The guys have been discussing who should be first pick at centre-forward, but I want to know what you lot think.

I'll post the five names and all you have to do is hit the thumbs...

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers, Hearts & Motherwell midfielder on BBC Scottish Football YouTube

We have incredible players that can produce incredible moments.

We've got individual quality.

It's just that first game. A win is of vital importance.

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer on BBC Scottish Football YouTube

Findlay Curtis has fronted up for a team struggling to stay in the Premiership.

Fair play to him. He's come from nowhere to be going to a World Cup.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland

Named in the last squad for the March friendlies against Japan and Ivory Coast - making his debut off the bench in the former - Findlay Curtis has propelled himself into the squad with sensational post-split form at Kilmarnock.

With four goals in five games for Neil McCann's side, the on-loan Rangers winger has captured the imagination of fans far beyond Ayrshire. He has also starred when Steve Clarke has been in the crowd at Rugby Park.

"It's very early in his career to be going to a World Cup, but we just don't have enough players throughout the squad who can come on and influence a game with that sort of pace and directness," said Sportscene pundit Scott Allan.

"He is someone who can get you up the pitch."

Here's the squad again, this time in fancy graphic form.

Happy with the selection?

Ten defenders to be exact.

As Tom points out, three of them are right-backs.

Both Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson have endured fitness issues this season, so I'm going to assume that's down to that.

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer on BBC Scottish Football YouTube

I'm delighted for Ross Stewart. He's had incredibly bad luck with injuries.

Every time he's played, he's been very good. He's a realistic option to start.

The three right-backs is maybe a reflection that Steve Clarke is worried about injury there. It is a lot of defenders.

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers, Hearts & Motherwell midfielder on BBC Scottish Football YouTube

I know Lennon Miller personally, so I'm gutted for him.

We are taking that fifth striker, and Ross Stewart deserves it.

There's disappointment for a fellow 19-year-old, though.

Udinese midfielder Lennon Miller doesn't make it.

Andy Halliday is gutted for his former Motherwell team-mate on our YouTube reaction show, external.

Findlay Curtis, man.

Imagine you told that young fella he was going to a World Cup when he left Rangers to join Kilmarnock on loan just a few months ago.

Incredible.

Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon, who has been working his way back to fitness, makes the squad.

He hasn't played a minute of football since a 2-2 draw with Celtic in January.

What a story that would be in the 43-year-old's career if he turns out at a World Cup.

Wow, OK.

Ross Stewart makes it off the back of an excellent 2026 with Southampton.

He has two caps for his country, both as a substitute in 2022.

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Goalkeepers: Craig Gordon, Angus Gunn, Liam Kelly.

Defenders: Grant Hanley, Jack Hendry, Aaron Hickey, Dom Hyam, Scott McKenna, Nathan Patterson, Anthony Ralston, Andy Robertson, John Souttar, Kieran Tierney.

Midfielders: Ryan Christie, Findlay Curtis, Lewis Ferguson, Ben Gannon-Doak, Billy Gilmour, John McGinn, Kenny McLean, Scott McTominay.

Forwards: Che Adams, Lyndon Dykes, George Hirst, Lawrence Shankland, Ross Stewart.