Nick McPheat
BBC Sport Scotland

Clarke's response to the game being must-win was an interesting one.

The Scotland boss took some serious criticism after the must-win Euro 2024 group decider against Hungary in Germany.

There was a feeling his side were too cautious for the majority of that match and only went for it in the closing stages before losing a late goal.

The Hampden crowd will want to see intent from the first whistle tomorrow.

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More from Steve Clarke: "It's probably better if I don't tell you what I'm going to do. I think Denmark are a good side. We just need to make sure we know what to do and do it better."

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on how he's feeling ahead of the must-win match: "Pretty calm considering the magnitude of the game and the occasion. I trust my players, I always trust my players. We've recovered well from the trip to Greece. The lads are in pretty good spirits because they know what's in front of them.

"This was always the scenario we had in our head that this could be the chance, a home game against Denmark to qualify for a World Cup so everyone is in a good place."

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on whether his team will become legends with World Cup qualification: "If you look at what we've achieved over the last six-and-a-half years, a lot of these players are already - I'll use your words - legends. They're very high in the rankings of what we've done as a country.

"When I took the job a lot of people were saying don't touch it, it's a poisoned chalice, you can't do this. I looked at the group of players and said I see some quality there. I look forward to working with this group of players because I think we can achieve good things. we've managed to do that.

"Now we've got another very very good thing that we can achieve together."

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Andy Robertson says he's excited and the squad has loads of experience of big games.

He says: "Everyone in the country would have bit your hand off for the play-offs when we started, and we've got that one in the back pocket."

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Steve Clarke's just finished speaking to the media. We'll get the last of his answers to you sharpish.

Now Andy Robertson is speaking on our live stream which you can view at the top of this page.

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on the home crowd: "The crowd are always important here. I touched on that after the game in Greece.

"We need the crowd with us. You need the crowd more in the difficult moments than the easy moments when you're on top of the game. We can all work together and make it a great night for the country."

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Clarke says his side haven't hit the levels they're capable of, but importantly his side are still there.

"The most important things in a qualifying campaign are points".

Nick McPheat
BBC Sport Scotland

Clarke says some of his experienced players have already made themselves Scotland "legends".

Make no mistake, a win tomorrow would take this squad's - and the head coach's - legacy to new heights.

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on what he expects from Denmark: "I'm expecting their heads won't be down. They still have the opportunity to go through as group winners. They'll come here determined to make amends for their slip up the other night.

"We're determined to make sure it's another difficult night for the Danes and a great night for us."

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He says the way his team are preparing for this game is different to how they prepared for their last match.

"The lads seem to be in a much better position," he says.

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Steve Clarke adds: "I want to go to the World Cup with my country. As a player I almost got there but I didn't, as a coach I've almost got there but I haven't."

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on taking their second opportunity after Denmark's slip up against Belarus: "I think it's the first opportunity if I read the group right. We've got 10 points, Denmark have got 11.

"We always thought when the draw was made that if we could get it down to the final game at Hampden, that would be an achievement. We were drawn as a pot three team, we're already in second place. We want to go one step further and finish at the top of the group."

Nick McPheat
BBC Sport Scotland

There's been a lot of chat about Scotland needing to release the handbrake.

The atmosphere might dictate that.

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Clarke says his side won't go all-out attack from the start and "will have to get the balance right".

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Nick McPheat
BBC Sport Scotland

"OK, pretty calm," Clarke, deadpan as ever, says when he's asked how he's feeling.

Really? We can't tell.

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke on Billy Gilmour's fitness: "No, Billy [Gilmour] didn't make it. He's still suffering from his injury.

"Everyone else is fit and ready to go."

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Clarke adds that his side will need the crowd, and if everyone works together it'll be a great night for the country.

Nick McPheat
BBC Sport Scotland

Not the greatest start to the presser.

Billy Gilmour's out. That's a huge blow for Scotland.

Not sure there's another midfielder in the squad that can bring composure to a hectic night.

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He says the target when the draw was made was to take it to the last game at Hampden Park.

He says Denmark will come here determined to make amends for their slip-up last night.

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