Scotland's Path to 2026 World Cup Qualification
Scotland's national team, featuring Celtic duo Anthony Ralston and Kieran Tierney, is gearing up to face Belarus in their next World Cup qualifying fixture.
With a recent win against Greece, the team is looking to continue their momentum, and Tierney and Ralston are expected to play a significant role in the upcoming match.
However, another Celtic hero, Kasper Schmeichel, can also contribute to Scotland's qualification hopes, albeit indirectly.
- Denmark, Schmeichel's national team, is set to play Greece, and a draw in this match would be beneficial for Scotland.
- A draw in Denmark vs Greece, combined with Scotland's wins against Belarus and Denmark at home, would secure automatic World Cup qualification for Scotland.
A draw in Denmark vs Greece is ideal as it means; IF Scotland beat Belarus & Denmark at home, then we qualify for the World Cup automatically.
Author's summary: Scotland's World Cup qualification hopes receive a boost.
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