Scotland beat Greece 1-0 in first leg
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Scotland's Lyndon Dykes: 'Beating Greece would be massive achievement'
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Scotland beat Greece 1-0 in their Nations League play-off first leg at Hampden Park on Thursday night .
The first leg was always going to be nervy, but I thought, particularly in the first half , our movement was very fluid and very confident.
The front four , including Kenny McLean and Billy Gilmour , was really attacking - which is great to see and I hope we see more of that atHampdenPark.
I think the boys should go into this game full of confidence and, obviously, with the advantage, we're looking in a good position.