Scotland have qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a 4-2 win over Denmark at Hampden.
Stoppage-time goals from substitutes Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean gave the Scots the victory they needed to leap over the Danes in Group C and reach the finals for the first time since 1998.
On an epic night in Glasgow, Scotland took an early lead through a stunning Scott McTominay overhead kick and held on to that lead until half time.
Denmark rallied and levelled through a Rasmus Hojlund penalty kick after captain Andy Robertson was pinged by VAR for a foul on Gustav Isaksen. But shortly after, the Danes were reduced to ten men when Rasmus Kristensen was sent off for a second bookable offence.
Scotland regained the lead through a Lawrence Shankland header, only for Patrick Dorgu to make it 2-2 on 83 minutes.
Scotland pushed for a winner and Tierney curled home a fine effort in stoppage time before Kenny McLean lobbed Kasper Schmeichel from nearly the halfway line to ensure victory.
Scotland are going to the World Cup - here are the ratings.
9. Scott McTominay
Okay Scott, you've done one great bicycle kick for Napoli, now just replicate it for Scotland. No problem. What a goal to set Scotland on their way, the sort of moment that gets you a spot at the World Cup. Was a menace all evening for the Danes. Get that goal hung in the Louvre. For that alone sir, you get 10. | SNS Group
10. Ben Gannon-Doak
It was a cruel, twisted blow from the devil to deal such a nasty hamstring injury on the winger just 18 minutes. He had set up the opening goal with a beautifully flighted cross and was clearly causing the Danes issues. Real issues. So for him to crumple to the turf after clearing the ball and leave the pitch in tears on a stretcher was heartbreaking. Kenny McLean came on to replace him. 7 | SNS Group
11. Lyndon Dykes
After Che Adams' misses in Piraeus, Clarke turned to Dykes to lead his line. It was a bold move by the boss. The big striker put in a ton effort and physicality but didn't get a sniff off a chance. No surprise to see him taken off just after the hour mark as Scotland chased another goal given that he was starting to tire. 6 | AFP via Getty Images
12. Kenny McLean
The Norwich City midfielder came on for Gannon-Doak and assumed a central midfield role. The word CENTRAL should be capped up. Worked all night and summoned just enough energy to score from near enough the halfway line. Not bad, son. 9 | SNS Group