Scotland make it two wins from two friendlies as Gordon Strachan seeks to assess what he has at his disposal ahead of the 2018 World Cup qualification campaign.

Matt Ritchie's strike following a calamitous mistake by Denmark skipper Daniel Agger secures victory against the profligate visitors.

You can read Tom English's match report here. We'll have further reaction and Willie Miller's player rater on our website later. 

Thanks for your company tonight. We put the national side in cold storage for a bit and return our attention to domestic matters at the weekend.

Hope you can join us then.

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Ian in Ashington

"We take the fittest, the strongest, the best to the next squad... we'll definitely get better."  

"Our team spirit kept us in it: good defending and good goalkeeping but they were the better side. They should've gone to the European Championship. I've got a couple of young players coming through. 

"Players have to be playing regularly; only Alan Hutton bucks that trend."

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Anon

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Matt Ritchie's strike early in the first half secures victory for Scotland against a profligate Denmark side.

Gordon Strachan may have wanted a more convincing display but two friendly victories and two clean sheets.

Hope springs eternal?  

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden

"Scotland look like recording a second impressive result within a matter of days, without putting in great performances. If they take anything from these friendlies, it should be how to grind out these results when they really matter."

Oliver Burke dances away from his marker and his cross evades the clutches of Danish keeper Lossl like a pickle falling from a fish supper as an intended clearance rebounds off of Chris Martin's and trickles just past.

Anon

Anon