Coverage: Watch on BBC Scotland, BBC Two and the BBC iPlayer; listen on BBC Radio Scotland & Radio Nan Gaidheal; follow live text coverage, in-play clips and join the conversation on the BBC Sport website & app
Scotland could guarantee themselves at least a World Cup play-off place by the end of Sunday – and you can watch, listen and be part of action live across the BBC.
Having beaten Greece on Thursday, the Scots will fancy their chances of taking three more points from pointless visitors Belarus at Hampden on Sunday.
Greece would be eliminated should they lose in Copenhagen and Scotland win, setting a path for a winner-take-all finale when Denmark visit Glasgow next month.
But, first, Scotland must deal with Belarus…
You can watch the action from Hampden on BBC Two, the BBC Scotland channel, BBC iPlayer and app, starting from 16:45 BST on Sunday.
Four former Scotland internationals – Neil McCann, James McFadden, Stephen O’Donnell and Steven Thompson – join host Amy Irons, with Liam McLeod providing the match commentary.
The build-up to the 17:00 kick-off starts long before that on BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Sounds. Former Scotland players Billy Dodds, Willie Miller and Michael Stewart join Sportsound host Kenny Macintyre at noon.
They return at 16:00 for the team news and pre-match interviews, with Alasdair Lamont providing the commentary from Hampden.
Off The Ball offers a more light-hearted look at the game from 14:00, with former curling star Eve Muirhead joining Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan. And the guys return at 19:30 to unpick the action with Scott Allan.
And you’ll be covered online, too, with all the build up on the BBC Sport website and app, then live updates and in-play clips from Hampden, and the chance for you to be part of the conversation as the game unfolds.
