Clarke's 'got some decisions to make' - but what are they?

Clarke's 'got some decisions to make' - but what are they?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Scotland scored four in first half to beat BoliviaByAmy CanavanBBC Sport Scotland at Sports Illustrated Stadium, New JerseyPublished7 minutes agoWith a smile on his face, Steve Clarke rejoiced in his Bolivia post-match interview. "For once, I got everything I asked for - no injuries, a performance and a good result," the Scotland head coach told BBC Scotland.What he also got was a selection headache.As his sensational Scotland signed off their pre-tournament camp with a wonderful win and positive performance to ensure the feel-good factor is flowing, they also made certain that Clarke has a few tough calls to make.To a man in the first-half, they were sublime. An untroubled defence were still stable and commanding, while the magic midfield four were here, there and everywhere. Two strikers, three goals; that makes for good reading."I've got some decisions to make," Clarke admitted after the superb win in the sweltering New Jersey heat."The starting XI becomes a fixation, but this is a tournament for your finishing XI."BBC Sport Scotland focuses on that fixation and weighs in on Clarke's big calls.Scotland earn statement 4-0 win over Bolivia in World Cup warm-upPatient, precise, clinical - are Scotland ready to make World Cup mark?Published8 hours agoBack shaving & biggest posers - the Scotland squad in their own wordsPublished3 days agoGordon or Gunn in goal?You're always advised not to read into squad numbers, but it's different when it comes to goalkeepers, isn't it?Angus Gunn was confirmed as Scotland's "number one" when the list was locked in earlier in the week, but does that mean the Nottingham Forest man starts between the sticks on Sunday?He had little to do on Saturday against Bolivia, bar one memorable sa...