Will Scotland's luck hold for biggest test of World Cup dream?
Summary
Scotland's national football team is approaching critical World Cup qualifying matches. They need a draw or win against Greece and a win against Denmark to secure their spot in the World Cup. The team has not participated in the tournament for six consecutive editions.Key Facts
- Scotland is playing against Greece in a World Cup qualifying match on 15 November at Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus.
- They need four points from their next two games to qualify directly for the World Cup.
- Scotland won their last match against Belarus with a score of 2-1.
- Players expressed disappointment in their performance despite the victory against Belarus.
- Scotland has not participated in the World Cup for six consecutive tournaments.
- The team already has a fallback option of the playoffs in March if they do not secure direct qualification.
- Injuries are affecting team selection, with Billy Gilmour confirmed to miss the game against Greece.
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