Scotland's national team is on its way to the World Cup for the first time since 1998, with the squad heading to a training base in Florida on Sunday morning. "This is the third competition this group has been in and we want to be the first Scottish team to reach the knockout stage," said manager Steve Clarke at Glasgow Airport. “We hope we can show off some tournament experience and make this summer one to remember.” There was a last-minute change to the 26-man squad, with Billy Gilmour picking up an injury in Saturday's friendly win over Curacao. Tyler Fletcher, 19 years old and Manchester United player, replaces the Napoli midfielder. "Everyone is devastated for Billy," Clarke said. "It's painful when it happens at any time during a campaign, but being in the farewell match is particularly difficult."