Scotland v Denmark (20:00 BST)published at 18:35 British Summer Time 29 March 2016
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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
Scotland v Denmark (20:00 BST)published at 18:35 British Summer Time 29 March 2016
Scotland debutspublished at 18:33
Scotland v Denmark (20:00 BST)
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland"Celtic's 18-year-old full-back Kieran Tierney and the Hibernian midfielder John McGinn are expected to start for Scotland in tonight's friendly against Denmark. The pair will make their full international debuts as Gordon Strachan seeks greater depth to his squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifying campaign.
"Tierney's Celtic team-mate Leigh Griffiths should start up front, with Steven Fletcher likely to play behind him. Matt Ritchie and Shaun Maloney will play wide, with Scott Brown winning his 50th cap alongside McGinn in central midfield. Craig Gordon plays in goal, with Steven Whittaker, Gordon Greer and Grant Hanley making up the rest of the defence."
Image source, SNSImage caption, Kieran Tierney (left) and Hibs midfielder John McGinn are expected to feature
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Welcomepublished at 18:31
Scotland v Denmark (20:00 BST)
Good evening and a warm welcome to our live text coverage of tonight's friendly as Scotland aim to make it two wins from two.
Victory last Thursday away to the Czech Republic offered food for thought for Gordon Strachan.
Tonight, the Scotland boss will ring the changes once again.
Scotland may have missed out on qualification for the Euro 2016 finals but the hard work and 2018 World Cup qualification plans have already been hatched...
Captain courageouspublished at 18:30
"He's not only been a good footballer, but he's been a good help to young players now," says the Scotland manager of his captain.
Scott Brown will earn his 50th cap should he make an appearance against Denmark tonight at Hampden.
His boss Gordon Strachan added: "He is a leader..."
"It feels like I'm getting old," added Brown. "I was told that Kieran [Tierney] was eight-years-old when I had my first international cap."
Father Time catches up with everyone, Scott.
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