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Three first-half goals did the trick for Denmark as they swept aside Greece and moved on to 10 points from four qualifiers.

Here's everything you need to know:

• Scotland confirmed two-top finish
• Hojlund capitalises on short back pass, Andersen heads in second & Damsgaard adds third - all before half time
• Tzolis slaps shot past Schmeichel to pull one back

You can read Amy Canavan's match report via the tab at the top of the page and then go enjoy what's left of your Sunday evening.

A reminder that Scotland travel to Greece before hosting Denmark in their final two World Cup qualifiers.

The equation is simple. Better Denmark's points tally and they will be going to a first men's World Cup since 1998, otherwise they will have to go through the play-offs.

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Denmark return to the top of Group C, above Scotland on goal difference.

Steve Clarke's side are guaranteed a play-off spot, while Greece's World Cup hopes are over.

Greece have the ball in the Denmark net, but the offside flag was long since raised.

Vangelis Pavlidis was a good five yards off.

We are a minute into four added on.

There's a slightly more relaxed atmosphere at Parken now that Denmark have ridden out that spell of Greek dominance.

There's 60 seconds left of regulation time in Copenhagen.

For the Scotland fans reading, Greece midfielder Christos Zafeiris will miss November's match in Piraeus after being booked this evening.

A rare foray forward from Denmark almost ends this game as a contest.

Joachim Andersen gets across the front post from a free-kick and powers a header off the bar.

Wow.

Vangelis Pavlidis dinks a shot over Kasper Schmeichel, but Joachim Andersen races back to head clear from under his own crossbar.

Denmark are on the ropes a wee bit.

Greece are right on the front foot now as Denmark drop deeper and deeper.

The visitors force another corner.

Konstantinos Mavropanos heads a Greece corner just wide.

You can sense the tension in Copenhagen's Parken Stadium.

Greece substitute Giannis Konstantelias finds space in the Denmark box and forces a brilliant reaction save from Kasper Schmeichel.

There's 20 minutes left in Copenhagen and Greece are still in this.

That Christos Tzolis goal has reinvigorated Greece.

Kostas Tsimikas has a shot that looked to be on target before a Denmark defender gets in the way.

Tasos Bakasetas strikes the foot of the post after a rare Greece attack, but it wouldn't have counted anyway because of an offside in the build-up.

A deflected Rasmus Hojlund effort is clawed behind for a Denmark corner by Odysseas Vlachodimos.

The home side aren't done with three.

Denmark are totally dominant here.

Greece are pinned in their own half, unable to string more than a couple of passes together.

Denmark are sitting deep - nice and compact - and then trying to hit Greece on the break.

It almost works perfectly as Gustav Isaksen is released into space, but he shoots straight at Greece goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos.

Not much to report from the opening four minutes of the second half.

My supermarket ready meal was surprisingly tasty though.

Away we go again.

Will Greece mount any sort of fightback in the second half?