Scotland tries to take another step towards ending a long drought when they host Ukraine on Wednesday in a semi-final qualifier for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Scotland, who were 7-2-1 during the group stage, did not appear in the World Cup since 1998. With a win against Ukraine, they will set up a showdown with Wales on Sunday to determine the fourth and final member of the Group. B of the World Cup in Qatar 2022. Ukraine was undefeated during the group stage, recording a pair of wins and six draws.

A kick-off at Hampden Park in Glasgow is scheduled for 2:45 pm ET. Scotland is the +128 favorite (risk $100 to win $128) at the 90-minute money line in the latest Scotland vs. Ukraine from Caesars Sportsbook, while Ukraine is the +230 underdog. A 90-minute draw is listed at +195, and the over-under for total goals scored is 1.5. Before making predictions between Ukraine and Scotland, you have to see what the football expert Martin-Green says.

After working several years in the sports betting industry, Green became a professional sports writer and tipster and covered the game worldwide. Since then, his European soccer teams have been successful. Green has generated more than $37,000 for $100 bettors since the 2017-18 season and has his finger on the game's pulse around the world.

Now, Green has taken a closer look at Ukraine vs. Scotland and has taken notice of their coveted picks and predictions. Scotland vs. Ukraine Here are the betting lines. 

The Scots were strong defensively during the group stage, allowing seven goals and none in their last three matches. They also improved offensively, scoring two or more goals in three of their previous four games after being limited to two in their last three contests. Scotland wrapped up group stage play with a 2-0 victory against first-place Denmark, which handed the Scots their only defeat earlier in the competition.

Juan McGinn and Lyndon Dykes share the team lead in scoring four goals each, while fellow striker Che Adams has registered three. The 27-year-old McGinn also scored in his last game for Scotland, and on March 29, 2-2 draw with Austria in an international friendly, Adams raised his offensive round as the group stage drew close, scoring in each game. Team's last two games: 2-0 wins against Moldova and Denmark.

The Ukrainians also played solid defense during group stage play as they only allowed eight goals in their eight games. They only allowed more than one goal and managed to come away with a 2-2 draw when they met Kazakhstan on September 1. Ukraine recorded one of its two wins during the first qualifying round in its last game, a 2-0 win over in November Bosnia and Herzegovina.

First goals Oleksandr Zinchenko and Artem Dovbyk scored in their win, giving Ukraine eight different players on the account. Roman Yaremchuk leads the way, including the winner in a 2-1 triumph over Finland in October. In Portugal's P three, Primeira Liga registered six goals in 23 games.

Green analyzed the Scotland v Ukraine matchup from all sides and revealed two best sure bets and a full match breakdown.