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After coming up against a former team-mate in Maxi Oyedele, who earned his first senior cap for Poland on Saturday, another ex-Red stands in Portugal’s way in Glasgow, with Scott McTominay the key man for Steve Clarke’s men.
“Scotland will be a different type of game and we expect it to be difficult,” admitted Dalot. “There will be a good atmosphere, which is typical of British football and stadiums. But we enjoy it when it’s passionate like that.
“It’s going to be a tough, physical match and you saw when we played them at home [it finished 2-1 to Portugal, with Cristiano Ronaldo bagging a late winner], how much we suffered early on. We have to pay attention to what Scotland can do.”