It will be one heck of a night at Hampden Park in Glasgow on Tuesday, as Scotland host Denmark in a dramatic final game of qualifying with a spot at the 2026 World Cup on the line.

Both teams know they are definitely in the World Cup playoffs, but automatic qualification is up for grabs. There is very little between them as they drew 0-0 in Copenhagen to kick off qualifying in September.

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For Steve Clarke’s Scotland the equation is simple: win and they’re in the 2026 World Cup, which would be the first time the Tartan Army have reached the World Cup since 1998. If you would have given Scotland this scenario at the start of qualifying they would have ripped your hand off. But there’s also a feeling of what might have been as they lost 3-2 a

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