McTominay's overhead kick fuels Scotland's World Cup push
McTominay's overhead kick fuels Scotland's World Cup push
Scotland beat Denmark 4-2, with McTominay's stunning overhead kick opening the scoring and McLean sealing qualification from halfway in stoppage time.
Scotland moved a step closer to a first World Cup appearance since 1998 after a 4-2 victory over Denmark, a win that keeps their qualification hopes alive.
The opener arrived in spectacular fashion as Scott McTominay bent an overhead kick into the net, giving Scotland the lead early on and setting the tone for the night.
The match ebbed and flowed, with Denmark pressing to get back into it, but Scotland stayed disciplined and extended their lead with goals that kept the tempo high and the outcome within reach.
In stoppage time, Kenny McLean finished from halfway to seal Scotland's place, adding a memorable final flourish to a night that will be talked about by fans and pundits alike.
This result injects new momentum into a campaign that has long been about ending a long absence from the World Cup, and supporters will be hoping for more of the same as the qualifying run continues.
