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Scotland face a date with destiny on Tuesday night at Hampden, as they bid to reach the 2026 World Cup by defeating Denmark.

While Scotland crashed to a 3-2 loss in Greece on Saturday night, their automatic qualification hopes received a lifeline following Denmark’s shock 2-2 draw with Belarus.

Therefore, a win over the Danes on Tuesday night would guarantee Scotland a spot at next summer’s showpiece.

Denmark, on the other hand, know that avoiding defeat in Glasgow would be enough to see them top the group, while condemning Scotland to a play-off place in the process.

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The Tartan Army must have been fearing the worst when watching Greece race into a three-goal lead shortly after 60 minutes on Saturday night. To their credit, Steve Clarke and his players showed plenty of fighting spirit to claw two goals back and push Greece all the way, though it proved too little, too late.

Nevertheless, Clarke and his team live to fight another day, following Denmark's stumble against Belarus.

While Scotland have won each of their previous two home games in Group C, they did fail to keep a clean sheet in both of those victories.

Both teams have scored in each of Scotland’s last three group games, while each of those three matches also produced over 2.5 goals.

Scotland collected multiple cards in each of their two games with Greece, while they racked up five bookings in the reverse fixture with Denmark back in September.

Denmark missed a huge opportunity to rubber-stamp top spot in Group C and secure their place at next year’s World Cup when being held to a 2-2 draw by Belarus on Saturday night. That shock setback seemed inconceivable to many and means that the Danes now face a nervous night in Glasgow on Tuesday.

Prior to Saturday night’s stalemate, Brian Riemer’s team were ticking along nicely, having defeated Belarus 6-0 away from home last month, either side of a pair of impressive wins over Greece.

Denmark have been one of the most well-behaved teams across Europe’s World Cup qualifiers, picking up one yellow card or fewer in four of their five Group C outings to date.

Denmark have scored the opening goal of the game in each of their last four Group C assignments, not to mention nine of their overall 14 strikes have arrived before the half-time whistle.

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