I'm about to make Scotland history - but I want my record to be broken in the next 40 years

Robertson will equal Kenny Dalglish's 102-cap Scotland record tonight at Hampden, but says he wants teammates like Billy Gilmour to break it within 40 years.

Andy Robertson will draw level with Sir Kenny Dalglish's long-standing Scotland appearance record of 102 caps tonight at Hampden Park. The 32-year-old Liverpool left-back, who recently joined Tottenham, has no plans to retire from international football and intends to continue playing for Scotland as long as he feels physically and mentally capable.

Robertson said he wants to help Scotland reach the home Euros and progress from the group stages, and hopes to encourage young talent coming through. He has represented Scotland for 13 years alongside his club commitments and plans to continue doing so, though he acknowledged that decisions will need to be made as he gets older.

Despite matching Dalglish's 40-year record, Robertson has no desire to hold the landmark for decades. He expressed hope that teammates like Billy Gilmour, who is closest in age and cap count, will eventually break his record. John McGinn is eight caps behind Robertson and closing in on a century of his own.