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Scotland vs Denmark, FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers, Today Match Prediction

Hampden Park Stadium, Glasgow

Denmark face a tough challenge against Scotland?

  • The last qualifier match between Denmark and Scotland ended in a goalless draw.
  • Scotland won three of the last four qualifier matches scoring 2.3 goals per game.
  • Denmark are undefeated in the last five qualifier matches scoring 2.8 goals per game.

We predict a draw (1-1)

Tournament: FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers | Venue: Hampden Park Stadium, Glasgow

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In a true winner-takes-all showdown with a World Cup berth on the line, Scotland welcomes Denmark to Hampden Park on November 19 at 1:15 AM. While the loser will still have a lifeline through the March playoffs, both sides arrive with a hint of frustration—Scotland after a costly recent defeat and Denmark after stumbling to a draw against the group’s bottom-ranked team.

Current Standings: Scotland sit second in the group with 10 points, just a single point adrift of leaders Denmark. 

Head-to-head Record: Scotland hold the upper hand in this rivalry, boasting 11 wins to Denmark’s 8, with just a single draw. 

Scotland Preview

The Scots suffered a setback on Sunday, falling 3–2 to Greece despite having beaten them 3–1 in the reverse fixture. Still, Steve Clarke’s men showed real grit, clawing back from 3–0 down through goals from Ben Doak and Ryan Christie—momentum they’ll hope to carry forward. Even so, their once rock-solid defence, which had conceded only twice before that match in the qualifiers, will face scrutiny heading into this crucial clash. 

In terms of stakes from the upcoming fixture, the equation is simple: Scotland trail Denmark by a single point, meaning only a victory on Tuesday night will lift them to the top of the group and seal direct passage to the World Cup.

Stats that matter 

1. Scotland’s setback in Greece marked their first defeat of the entire qualifying campaign.
2. Scotland have won three of their last four home matches in all competitions.
3. Che Adams and Ryan Christie are the joint top scorers of the campaign for Scotland with two goals. 

Team News 

Scotland will once again be without Billy Gilmour, Lennon Miller, and Angus Gunn, with the trio still sidelined through injury. 

Scotland Probable XI : Gordon (GK); Ralston, Souttar, McKenna, Robertson; McGinn, Ferguson, McTominay; Gannon-Doak, Christie; Adams

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Denmark head into the clash as the more frustrated of the two, having squandered a golden chance to seal World Cup qualification by drawing with Belarus—a side that had lost every game before that. 

Still, the Red and Whites remain in control of their fate, needing only a draw to clinch top spot. Having already held Scotland to a 0–0 stalemate earlier in the campaign, Brian Riemer’s men will believe they can replicate—or even improve on—that result at Hampden Park.

Stats that matter 

1. Till the game against Belarus, the Danes had only conceded one goal in the competition.
2. Denmark are unbeaten in 19 of their last 20 qualifiers.
3. Rasmus Hojlund is the top scorer for the Danes in the competition with four goals. 

Team News 

Having missed the Belarus game through illness, Rasmus Hojlund remains a doubt for the decisive clash, while Joachim Andersen’s involvement is also uncertain as the centre-back continues to battle a virus.

Denmark Probable Starting Lineup -  Schmeichel(GK); Kristensen, Andersen, Christensen, Dorgu; Hojbjerg, Hjulmand; Isaksen, Eriksen, Damsgaard; Hojlund. 

Scotland and Denmark’s rivalry has rarely lacked drama, with 17 of their 18 meetings producing a decisive result. That’s exactly what the Scots need this time, especially if Denmark arrive weakened by key absences. 

Even so, the Danes hold the trump card—they don’t need to win, only avoid defeat. With that cushion and their typically disciplined back line, Denmark look well-placed to escape Hampden Park with at least a point. 

We predict a draw (1-1)

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