LIECHTENSTEIN BOSS: I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE CLARKE'S GOALKEEPER PROBLEMS

SCOTLAND might be facing a goalkeeper crisis but Liechtenstein coach Konrad Fünfstück would be delighted to have Steve Clarke's selection issues ahead of this evening's friendly in Vaduz.

- Scott Burns

The minnows take on the Scots who are without five goalkeepers and with Cieran Slicker, Ross Doohan and Callan McKenna having just a single cap between them - in the capital's Rheinpark Stadion.

Slicker played and struggled in Friday's friendly defeat to Iceland, but Fünfstück believes the Scots will still have more than enough quality to cope.

The German said: "Scotland had a good reputation for developing good goalkeepers. So they shouldn't worry too much. There are many good goalkeepers who will go on to have good careers.

"I don't want to focus too much on the issues and problems the Scottish team might have.

"They have a good structure, good coach and a good philosophy.

"We want to focus on ourselves and continue on the path we started two years ago with clear ideas and principles.

"I would love to have the problems the Scottish coach has." The country is ranked 205th in the world-out of 210 - and Fünfstück is well aware his side are up against it.