Summary
Scotland's national soccer team could secure a spot in the World Cup play-offs this weekend. They need to win their next two qualifying matches against Greece and Belarus. Success in these games would give Scotland a strong chance to advance in the World Cup qualification process.
Key Facts
- Scotland is playing two World Cup qualifying matches in October, against Greece and Belarus.
- Winning both matches would bring Scotland's points total to 10.
- Scotland drew against Denmark and won against Belarus in previous matches.
- Coach Steve Clarke views the upcoming home games as crucial for securing play-off qualification.
- Greece previously defeated Scotland in a Nations League match.
- If Scotland wins both games, they cannot be overtaken by Belarus in the group standings.
- The group includes four teams: Scotland, Denmark, Greece, and Belarus.
- Achieving 10 points could assure Scotland a play-off place if Greece loses to both Scotland and Denmark.
