Lyndon Dykes is proving to be the one that got away for the Socceroos, scoring another goal for Scotland.
Gold Coast-born and raised Dykes elected to represent Scotland instead of Australia.
And the striker has made a fast start to life in international football, with two goals in four games for the Tartan Army.
On Sunday the 25-year-old bagged the winner in a 1-0 victory over Slovakia.
Scotland are now top of Group B2 in the Nations League.
"I'm buzzing, obviously it was a great win for the boys," Dykes said after the match.
"Seven games unbeaten, another clean sheet plus a goal for myself, so a great night. I've been really enjoying coming into the Scotland camp with the boys.
"I feel at home... They're a great bunch of lads and I'm sure we've got a great future ahead of us, which I believe in.
"I still haven't lost in a Scotland top so we keep that way in the next few games I'll happy."
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