Scotland face Denmark in a straight shootout for World Cup qualification tonight, one that’s only come about because both teams are creaking under the weight of expectation. At 3-0 down to Greece on Saturday, the Scots had resigned themselves to the lottery of the playoffs – only for the Danes to be held to a 2-2 draw by a hitherto pointless, 103-ranked Belarus.
For the Red and Whites, an outbreak of sickness has become the more pressing concern, with Joachim Andersen and Rasmus Hojlund being hit hardest over the weekend. Before anybody cries conspiracy, the bug appears to have struck in Copenhagen, ahead of the aforementioned Belarus fiasco. Both players have, however, recovered sufficiently enough to start.
A draw would be good enough for Brian Riemer’s men, as they’re a point better-off than their opponents at the top of Group C, which puts the onus firmly on Scotland. Even between frantic dashes to and from Hampden Park’s facilities, it isn’t difficult to imagine Hojlund giving John Souttar and Grant Hanley the runaround, while strikers Che Adams and Lyndon Dykes have made an art-form out of squandering chances.
However, with Billy Gilmour still out with an adductor injury, and therefore unable to shield Souttar and Hanley, Clarke has switched out the latter for Scott McKenna. Mikkel Damsgaard will carve out opportunities for Denmark. Will Scotland be solid enough at the back to allow Scott McTominay to bomb on in support of Ryan Christie and John McGinn?
Read on for our guide on where to watch Scotland vs Denmark live streams online, on TV and potentially for free wherever you are.
Can I stream Scotland vs Denmark free of charge?
Denmark vs Scotland is free-to-air on BBC iPlayer in the UK, on both Fubo Sports Network and Tubi in the US, and on Virgin Media Play in Ireland.
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Scotland vs Denmark team news
Scotland team: Gordon; Hickey, Souttar, McKenna, Robertson; McGinn, Ferguson, McTominay, Christie, Gannon-Doal; Dykes
Subs: Kelly, Bain, Hanley, Tierney, Irving, Adams, Hendry, Barron, Hirst, Shankland, Ralston, McLean
Denmark team: Schmeichel; Kristensen, Andersen, Christensen, Dorgu; Isaksen, Hjulmand, Froholdt, Hojbjerg, Damsgaard; Hojlund
Subs: Hermansen, Jorgensen, Vestergaard, Hogsberg, Nartey, O’Riley, Eriksen, Bruun Larsen, Norgaard, Billing, Wind, Biereth
How to watch Scotland vs Denmark live streams in the US
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How to watch Scotland vs Denmark live streams in the UK
The Scotland vs Denmark game is being televised on BBC Two and BBC Scotland in the UK, with live streaming available via BBC iPlayer.
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How to watch Scotland vs Denmark live streams in Australia
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How to watch Scotland vs Denmark live streams in Canada
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When does Scotland vs Denmark kick off?
The Scotland vs Denmark game kicks off at 7.45pm GMT / 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT on Tuesday, November 17. That’s 6.45am AEDT on Wednesday, November 19 in Australia.
Can I watch Scotland vs Denmark on my mobile?
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