The Scotland national football team plays their second game of the World Cup against Morocco on Friday, having picked up an all-important win over Haiti in their first match. This win means they are likely one point away from their first ever World Cup knockout game. Scotland boss Steve Clarke said his team is under no illusion about the size of the task, as Morocco reached the last four of the last World Cup. Clarke's team are otherwise in strong shape, despite Scott McKenna being a doubt. Morocco should have a fully fit squad to choose from. The predicted line-ups for Scotland include Gunn, Hickey, Hendry, Hanley, and Robertson, while Morocco's line-up includes Bono, Hakimi, Diop, Riad, and Mazraoui. Scotland picked up their first World Cup win since 1990 against Haiti, with John McGinn's goal securing a 1-0 victory. Morocco put in an impressive performance against five-time World Cup winners Brazil in their first game to get a 1-1 draw. The kick-off time in the UK is 11pm on Friday, June 19, and the game can be watched on ITV1 or streamed on ITVX. Steve Clarke feels Morocco are a really good side, with power, pace, and skill that can open up a game. Morocco manager Mohamed Ouahbi said his team needs to control the game and keep their composure to avoid it turning into a series of quick counter-attacks. The physical challenge from the Scots will be present in second balls or aerial play, but Morocco has a plan. The Scotland national football team's win over Haiti has put them top of their group, and a win over Morocco would bring them closer to the knockout stage. The team's strong shape and confident players make them a formidable opponent. And with the support of their fans, they are ready to take on Morocco. But Morocco's impressive performance against Brazil shows they are not to be underestimated. So the game is expected to be a tough and exciting match. The Scotland national football team's players, including John McGinn and Scott McKenna, are ready to give it their all and make their country proud. The game against Morocco is a crucial one, and the team is focused on getting the win. With their strong team spirit and determination, they are confident they can achieve their goal.