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Scotland boss Craig Levein has no doubts that his players can handle the pressure during Friday's World Cup qualifier against Wales in Cardiff.

Scotland boss Craig Levein has insisted that his players can handle the pressure during Friday's World Cup qualifier against Wales.

The Tartan Army travel to Cardiff looking to record their first win of the campaign after drawing their opening two matches.

"These guys we have play in the biggest leagues in the world every week in front of TV audiences of millions and they cope with it," said Levein.

"I don't think there is going to be any worry at all in our team about being able to handle the pressure."

Wales go into the match having lost their opening two fixtures in qualifying.

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