The Tartan Army travel to Moldova first before hosting the Danes at the Hampden Park. They will, however, play the former match without talisman Lyndon Dykes who is suspended.
Scotland are in a good position to earn a play-off spot but positive results will help with the team's chances of being seeded which means a home tie in the first play-off fixture.
Clarke does have some injury concerns, namely Kieran Tierney, while there are players, both in Scotland an abroad, pushing for inclusion at the expense of others who have not been in great form for their club side.
On the domestic front, clubs are beginning to look towards the January transfer window which opens in less than two months’ time.
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5. Calderwood want Pars job
Scott Calderwood would like to follow in his father Jimmy’s footsteps and manage Dunfermline Athletic. The 43-year-old is currently coaching in the second tier of the Netherlands but is interested in replacing Peter Grant. He said: “I have always said I would like the chance to work in Scotland again and Dunfermline would be a great opportunity.” (Daily Record) Photo: SNS Group Ross Brownlee
6. Kyogo slammed
Celtic striker Kyogo Furuhashi has been branded “embarrassing” by former Rangers midfielder Alex Rae. The Japanese star crumpled in the box holding his face against Livingston after being slapped on the back of the head by Ayo Obileye. Rae said: “I thought it was embarrassing, the actual contact doesn’t justify your legs going away.” (Superscoreboard) Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
7. Hibs players have been branded selfish
Hibs players have been called selfish for allegedly not wearing masks at their Inverness hotel ahead of their game against Ross County which was postponed due to positive Covid tests. Whistleblower Brian Trueman said: “I remember thinking at the time it was quite annoying and that it was typical selfish footballers thinking that the rules didn’t apply to them.” (Daily Record) Photo: Mark Scates - SNS Group
8. Neilson targets forward signing
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson has set his sights on an attacker in the January transfer window. The Jam Tarts are light in the striker area with Armand Gnanduillet the only alternative to top scorer Liam Boyce. Neilson said: “Attacking areas are always ones you look at so we will look there, but we are only going to bring somebody in if they improve the squad.” (Evening News) Photo: Roddy Scott - SNS Group