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Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor is confident that the national side can turn their World Cup qualifying fortunes around against Belgium tomorrow.

Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor has called on his national teammates to believe that they can snatch points from Belgium in their 2014 World Cup qualifier tomorrow.

The Scottish outfit are in desperate need of climbing up the table in Group A following a 2-1 defeat to Wales on Friday.

"It is always important to bounce back when you don't get a good result and it is especially so now," McGregor told the Scottish Football Association's official website.

"Obviously qualifying has become more difficult now but we can't give up, and we need to look forward to the Belgium game with belief that we can take something from them."

Scotland are currently second from bottom in the group.

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