Summary

  • Matt Ritchie pounces on Daniel Agger error to score winner

  • Sides last met in 2011 when Scots won 2-1

  • Scotland aiming to add to last week's win over the Czech Republic

  • Celtic defender Kieran Tierney & Hibs midfielder John McGinn given Scotland debuts

Live Reporting

Thomas McGuigan

  1. Scotland changes

    Charlie Mulgrew and Ikechi Anya replace Kieran Tierney and Steven Fletcher as Gordon Strachan rolls his Scotland dice for the second half. 

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    Kieran Tierney looking very good in his debut. Other than that, this is a flat an atmosphere as I can remember here.

    Jim Newlands, North stand

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  6. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Alasdair Lamont
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    "It's not been a scintillating watch, but Scotland have put together two or three passing moves of really high quality, the last of which almost ended in a fine goal by Steven Fletcher. Kieran Tierney and John McGinn have acquitted themselves well on their debuts. Neither looks remotely fazed by playing international football."

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  8. HALF-TIME Scotland 1-0 Denmark

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  10. GREAT SAVE!

    Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Better from Scotland, much better. John McGinn spreads the ball out to Steven Whittaker and the full-back whips in a great cross for Steven Fletcher's bullet header to force Kasper Schmeichel into a superb save.

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  12. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Scotland haven't done much after that impressive opening eight minutes. Since then, it has been a bit patchy for them and Denmark have had the better of the game.

    Willie Miller, BBC Radio Scotland pundit

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  14. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Scotland manager Gordon Strachan may not be chuckling in satisfaction like a James Bond baddie but he'll be content with his side's first-half lead. 

    Matt Ritchie's goal separates the two sides with Denmark looking increasingly dangerous on the counter-attack as we approach the break. 

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  15. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Emboldened by their recent forays into Scottish territory, Denmark come roaring forward in the rain once again.

    Jørgensen, who is developing a menace to the Scots, sees his shot well saved by Craig Gordon.  

  16. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    How on earth is it not 1-1? A Christian Eriksen corner causes fear and alarm in the Scotland box as Poulsen heads on but the visitors can't force the ball home in scenes reminiscent of the TV programme It's A Knockout and the Scots' slender lead remains intact.

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  18. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Set piece in a promising position for the Danes? Check. Christian Eriksen poised to swish his boot at it? Check. Cracking ball into the box? No. The visitors fail to make Scotland pay with an uncharacteristically poor delivery from the pint-sized Spurs protagonist.

  19. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    Denmark head coach Age Hareide shares a tactical thought with one of his backroom staff in the stand.

    Hareide will be having kittens at some of his side's defending at a rain-lashed Hampden.

    The Norwegian jabs his pen at the pitch, pointing to his staff at where his side is going wrong, not unlike E.T. pointing a finger for home.   

  20. Scotland 1-0 Denmark

    The flicker of a second chance for Scotland as Shaun Maloney pounces on another Denmark mistake but his through ball for Leigh Griffiths is too heavy.

    Kasper Schmeichel comes sliding out - like he's on the Cresta Run on holiday in the Costa Brava - to collect.