Scotland boss George Burley has turned to Celtic's Mark Wilson and Mortherwell's Mark Reynolds for his side's 'B' international against Northern Ireland on May 6.

Burley had previously been told he was not able to select players from any Scottish club currently in the top half of the SPL league table.

With Rangers playing Celtic just days ahead of a crucial Old Firm derby, while matches involving Aberdeen, Dundee United, Hearts and Hibernian will be taking place during the same midweek as the 'B' clash at Broadwood.

Wilson, 24, who has not featured for Celtic since March, already has one 'B' cap and 21-year-old Reynolds has previously played for the Scotland under-20 team.

Reynolds, who was the subject of a failed bid by Rangers last summer, has been a mainstay of Motherwell's central defence since 2007.