Belarus v Scotland (Mon 19:45 BST) - live on the BBC
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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound
When the team came out, we were all a little unsure, but the head coach been been vindicated.
Within himself he will be very happy, without shoving it down anyone's throat.
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound
You can't underestimate the impact Aaron Hickey made.
He recognises danger, he brings so much.
He is a huge bonus.
Image source, SNSHold a back line nothing stupid, midfield want to work hard and watch position, forwards plenty of running and take your chances when they come.
Kenneth
As was stated by the BBC Scotland commentators, excellent defensive show, but just, to me something not right up front and slightly in midfield. I think there was a misplacement of McTominay, his input was reduced very much.
Russell
We need goals. Our defence was excellent against the Danes, so no changes there, but we need to shoot on site, keep pressure on them increase our possession but in final third shoot, shoot, shoot. We have excellent back-up. We will use it. Goal difference could be our downfall, we need to be solid at the back but work hard up front. Use the wings, use the crosses, create openings to shoot and follow up. Go for it.
James
How exactly was Hanley immense v Denmark?...it is surely a prerequisite for a professional football player to defend...Hanley done absolutely nothing of note...He has had 11 starts in club football since 22-23...but 14 starts for Scotland...its the emperors' new clothes syndrome here...let's all agree with Steve Clarke...it's astonishing this hyperbole over a poor quality player.
Gary
The thankless task of being a Scotland striker, eh?
Read more of Thommo's thoughts on the Scotland top two here.
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Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Che Adams and Lyndon Dykes had their press to a tee, and pressing starts from the front.
A someone who has done that many, many times, it can be difficult.
But their work-rate, especially, was phenomenal.
We're just gonna dig into some of Friday's star performances...
Scotland got one on Friday.
As we listen back to the sounds of Friday, have a wee read of the words, too.
Stubborn Scotland kicked off their quest for a first World Cup appearance since 1998 with a potentially precious point against Denmark at a raucous Parken Stadium.
Image source, SNSScotland ground out a deserved draw in Copenhagen on matchday one
In short, pretty steady.
After the Uefa sanction was imposed, it was then up to the Belarusian FA to find a suitable stadium to host their matches. They chose Zalaegerszeg, around 227km from the Hungarian capital Budapest.
In the three games they've played there since the ban was enforced, each have ended in a Nations League draw.
Goalless against Bulgaria and Northern Ireland, with a 1-1 draw with Luxembourg, too.
Back in June, Uefa confirmed the match would take place in the ZTE Arena in the Hungarian city of Zalaegerszeg.
As a result of the support shown by Belarus to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there were calls for a ban on their teams competing in Uefa competitions, as has been the case for all senior Russian teams since March 2022.
In March of that year, Uefa announced that all Belarusian clubs and national teams participating in their competitions would have to play their home matches at neutral venues and behind closed doors with no fans.
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sportsound
With a smaller group, it is so important to get off to a good start and to do that against a top, tough team away, is a really good start.
Now it's about following that up against Belarus which will be a different challenge with no fans.
Steven Thompson has just told the nation Mikey Stewart is sitting on the balcony with no shoes on.
He is correct, but I was gonna conceal that information...
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The sun is shining down on Faddy's heid.
Should've checked he put sunscreen on...
Lads just about to go live.
Of course, we're here to touch on the potentially priceless point picked up on Friday night in Denmark, while also looking forward to the second game of World Cup qualifying against Belarus in Hungary.
Will this trio settle down to do Sportsound from the balcony, remind yourself of Friday night's highlights from Copenhagen as Scotland drew 0-0 with Denmark.
Watch best of Scotland's draw in Denmark
Around eight kilometres west of the Hungarian city of Keszthely, lies the town of Heviz.
Known for its thermal spas and lakes, the quaint little place has been invaded by the BBC Sport Scotland team.
Not quite 'live from New York, it's Saturday night' but along those lines... we bring you Sportsound with former Scotland internationals Steven Thompson, Michael Stewart and James McFadden, live from... sound engineer Colin's room.
Let's get into it...
