Scotland have qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1998; Steve Clarke is the first boss to lead Scotland to three major finals; the 62-year-old is out of contract after next summers tournament;

STEVE CLARKE has vowed his Scotland stars will show nerves of steel in tonight’s winner-takes-all World Cup showdown. The whole nation will be gripped by the do-or-die clash with Group C rivals

Scotland's win over Denmark is described as the "best night in Scottish football history" as SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell says talk of a new contract for head coach Steve Clarke is "a conversation for another day".

A Danish draw with Belarus last weekend set up a Hampden shootout with the Danes for a chance to reach a first World Cup since 1998. Hearts striker Shankland came off the bench to net one of the four goals in a historic 4-2 triumph with Tynecastle teammate Craig Gordon between the sticks.