Scott McKenna has played 90 minutes in both of Scotland’s games this international break, and the 26-year-old has performed admirably.
The Reds defender was solid against Spain before putting up a solid showing in last night’s 4-1 loss to France.
Murillo and Boly should still start against Luton.
Despite McKenna’s strong performances for his country, Murillo and Willy Boly should both start against Luton on Saturday.
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After keeping a clean sheet away at Crystal Palace before the break, the pair have quickly built a good relationship.
Both have exceeded all expectations, with Murillo making an immediate impact in the first team after joining from Corinthians for £13 million this summer.
The Brazilian showed his talent on the ball against Roy Hodgson’s side with his passing range and a mazy run that almost resulted in his maiden Forest goal.
If it isn’t broken, don’t try to fix it.
Keeping clean sheets has been a problem for Cooper’s team since their return to the Premier League.
Boly and Murillo kept one in only their second appearance together as a tandem, with a huge opportunity for them both to clinch continuous first-team spots.
Both deserve a chance to make it two clean sheets in a straight this Saturday after their performances at Selhurst Park.
