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The Scotland midfielder, Ryan Christie World Cup 2026 Qualified campaigns on Friday.
Christie de Bournemouth sent Marseille’s counterpart Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, which fell with a high boot on a leg just in the middle of the visitors by a margin shortly before half the time in Copenhagen.
“I think they do it (check) for the height of the challenge,” the former international of Scotland James McFadden told BBC Sport.
“The ball was in the air. I don’t think it was intentional, but that doesn’t matter because it is tall, grabs it in the knee and nails his leg.”
Excocia striker Steven Thompson suggested that the challenge had no “strength”. “This is what has achieved it, there,” added Thompson. “It’s a definitive reservation, though.”
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An inevitable first half could have adapted to Scotland against opponents that the only defeat in its 17 previous home games took place against the champions of Europe Spain.
“It’s not the best football game I’ve ever seen or the most entertaining, but from Scotland’s point of view, we have looked organized with the two four -benches,” said Thompson, who predicted that manager Steve Clarke would be “really satisfied” at rest.
“We have put ourselves in reasonably good areas and we only need a little quality when we arrive.”
The old Tartan army parallel, Scott Brown, coincided. “We have frustrated them,” he observed. “Steve will be as happy as it can be.
“We have been solid. The only possibilities couple that Denmark has created for our mistakes. We could have opened and change games sometimes.”
Among the absent of Denmark was Christian Eriksen, who trained with the Swedish champion Malmo after the departure of Manchester United player and wounded at the end of Lazio Gustav Isaksen
“It is quite obvious that someone like Christian Eriksen is missing in the middle of the park and Gustav Isaksen on the wing, who can create something, runs to the defenders and opens the pitch,” said Peter Lovenkrands, a former Rangers striker and Denmark.
“These two are a great lady. Denmark has had a lot of possession and good opportunities, but the last pass to open Scotland.
“It was positive for Denmark: they were good at the ball, but they couldn’t find this final.”
Kasper Schmeichel, who won a Scottish with Celtic last season, was taking Denmark, whose squad also had 10 Premier League Players.
His bank included the Wideman Manchester United Patrick Dorgu and the Rasmus Hojlund striker, who is on loan to Napoli.
Manager Brian Riemer hopes to direct the hosts to a third consecutive appearance in the finals.
Initial Denmark XI: Kasper Schmeichel, Rasmus Kristensen, Joachim Andersen, Andreas Christensen, Joakim Maehle, Anders Dreyer, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Morten Hjulmand, Mikkel Damsgaard, Kasper Dolberg, Mika Bieth
Denmark substitutes: Mads Hermansen, Philip Jorgensen, Jannik Vestergaard, Lucas Hogsberg, Matt O’ryley, William Osula, Rasmus Hojlund, Albert Gronbaek, Andreas Skov Olsen, Victor Foholdt, Patrick Dorgu, Anton Gaaei, while the side of Steve Clarke hopes to finish his country in 1998.
Scotland last won in Denmark in 1975 and traced 11-7 to the head of heads among the countries, who have never shared a draw.
Kieran Tierney and Anthony Ralston retired from Scotland with Knocks. Josh Doig de Sassuolo was called as a cover.
Aaron Hickey, from Brentford, returned after the absence of almost two years after string problems.
Scotland starting XI: Angus Gunn, Aaron Hickey, John Souttar, Grant Hanley, Andry Robertson, John McGinn, Scott Mctominay, Ryan Christie, Che Adams, Lewis Ferguson, Lyndon Dykes
Scotland Substitutes: Liam Kelly, Zander Clark, Josh Doig, Billy Gilmour, Jack Hendry, Lennon Miller, Scott McKenna, Ben Gannon-Doak, George Hirst, Kieron Bowie, Max Johnston, Kenny Mclean
Friday’s release was at 19:45 BST (14:45 ET / 11:45 PT), with live coverage in the United Kingdom on BBC Two and BBC Scotland.
Fans can convey the action live using the BBC iPlayer application BBC Sport Website.
Porters: Zander Clark, Angus Gunn, Liam Kelly
Proponents: Josh DOIG, Grant Hanley, Jack Hendry, Aaron Hickey, Dom Hyam, Max Johnston, Scott McKenna, Andy Robertson, John Soutar
Midfielders: Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, Ben Gannon Doak, Billy Gilmour, John McGinn, Kenny Mclean, Scott McTominay, Lennon Miller
Front: Che Adams, Kieron Bowie, Lyndon Dykes, George Hirst
All accessories begin at 19:45 hours in the United Kingdom (14:45 ET / 11:45 pt), unless otherwise indicated.
Friday, September 5: Denmark vs Scotland
Monday, September 8: Belarus vs Scotland
Thursday, October 9: Scotland vs Greece
Sunday, October 12: Scotland vs Belarus (17:00)
Saturday, November 15: Greece Vs Scotland
Tuesday, November 18: Scotland vs Denmark
The upper team of each of the twelve European qualification groups automatically runs to the finals, which will be extended to 48 teams.
England, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Portugal, Denmark, Netherlands, Spain, France and Croatia are among the favorites to win their groups.
Scotland will be eliminated if they finish third or lower and enter the play-offs between March 26 and 31, 2026 if they arrive in second place.
The 12 runners -up in each group will join four League of nations Play-offs teams, which will be obtained from the team records during the campaign. Games will include semifinals and end of one leg.
The draw for the End of the World Cup will take place in December 2025. The tournament is from June 11 to July 19, 2026.