Scotland's performance in Slovenia last time out should have been good enough to secure all three points, but poor finishing cost the Tartan Army two points as the game ended goalless.
Sebastien Pocognoli's side enjoyed 65% of the possession against Slovenia, landing five of their 17 shots on target, while goalkeeper Angus Gunn was only called into action once.
Switzerland were much more clinical in their opening match away against North Macedonia. Murat Yakin's side scored three times without reply in Skopje, ending the game with 59% of the overall possession, 11 shots on target and none against.
Switzerland have the better squad on paper, and we're backing the visitors to make it back-to-back wins in the Nations League, but we do expect Scotland to score and make a game of it.
Scotland scored in all but one of their six World Cup qualifiers, and while they failed tos core against Morocco and Brazil during the group stage, they are under new management now and created plenty of chances against Slovenia.
Both teams scored in four of Switzerland's six matches at the World Cup, as well as in three of their four pre-tournament warm-up games, so you can see why we've backed both teams to score on Tuesday night.
Zeki Amdouni put in a man-of-the-match display against North Macedonia, scoring twice and setting up the other goal, and we're backing the Burnley striker, who has two goals and one assist in the Championship this season, to score or assist against Scotland.
Scotland 1-2 Switzerland
