Scotland could take a huge step towards securing their place at EURO 2024 when they bring their Nations League 2022 campaign to a close this month. Steve Clarke’s side take on Ukraine both home and away, with a clash against Republic of Ireland sandwiched in between. The Tartan Army’s Laura Brannan and author of Scotland's Swedish Adventure, John Blaesdale, join host Andrew Slaven to explain the numerous reasons why these fixtures aren’t “just Nations League games”. Ukrainian football journalist Andrew Todos, and Paul Nealon, founder of Irish Fan TV, join us to give us the lowdown on how their respective sides are doing and what sort of test Scotland should expect from them. And we round up the best of the weekend’s SPFL action which included an emphatic victory for Stephen Robinson’s St Mirren side over Celtic. The result means Dumbarton are the only side in the country to maintain their 100% record this season. RUNNING ORDER:00:00 - Intro06:09 - SPFL round up19:34 - Why are the Nations League games so important for Scotland?31:13 - The lowdown on Ukraine40:56 - Why Ireland were so shocked to beat Scotland in JuneGET IN TOUCH:• Follow us on Twitter• Follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• Follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• Follow John Blaesdale on Twitter• Follow Andrew Todos on Twitter• Follow Paul Nealon on Twitter