Scotland host Denmark in a crucial World Cup qualifying clash at Hampden Park on Tuesday evening.Despite losing 3-2 to Greece, Scotland trail Group C leaders Denmark by just one point and will book

STEVE CLARKE’S men could be on the verge of greatness and become the first Scotland side to qualify for a World Cup in almost 30 years. Or it could be a case of glorious failure as usual and

Although they were far from convincing, back-to-back home wins over Belarus and Greece moved Scotland onto 10 points last month; level with Denmark at the top of Group C.

A generational chance to reach the World Cup Finals after a bonkers Saturday night in Athens and Scotland know what is required

ALL eyes are now on Hampden ahead of Tuesday’s winner takes all clash between Scotland and Denmark. But what’s already been a nightmare camp for the Danes has taken yet another dire

A sold out Hampden Park is set to be rocking on Tuesday night with Scotland’s hopes of reaching the FIFA World Cup finals on the line.

Now, Ben Gannon-Doak wants Scotland to go out at Hampden and boot it down in their final Group C match against the Scandinavians on Tuesday night.

Alan Pattullo picks his starting XI for Scotland’s must-win World Cup qualifier against DenmarkIt’s the question on everyone lips, in pubs and WhatsApp chats across the land - what should the Scotland team be against Denmark on Tuesday night?The Scots have to beat the Danes at Hampden to finish top of Group C and advance directly to next summer’s World Cup finals in USA, Mexico and Canada.Should they draw or lose, then Scotland will have to navigate two play-offs next March to secure their place.Our chief football writer Alan Pattullo picks his team that he reckons will get the job done in Glasgow.

Scotland are taking on Greece in a crucial qualifier for the 2026 World Cup tonight as they push for an automatic spot in next summer’s 48-nation tournament.The Scots are in a battle with Group C leaders Denmark for the sole automatic qualification place.