O wad some pow'r the giftie gie us... To see oursels as others see us!

World media hails beautiful madness of epic Hampden

- MARK PIRIE

EVERYONE is talking about Scotland. Following nearly 28 years of anguish and letdowns, Scotland are finally heading back to the World Cup.

On an extraordinary evening of theatre, Steve Clarke's men got the win required against Denmark to clinch their spot in USA, Canada and Mexico next summer.

Spectacular added-time strikes by Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean sent the Tartan Army into a frenzy.

But that doesn't tell the complete tale of a thrilling night under the Hampden lights, including a red card, penalty and a remarkable Scott McTominay effort that has set tongues wagging.

But what is capturing attention around the world?

TIPSBLADET (Denmark)

“Denmark were not ready at all from the start. The Danish players had several turnovers and lost close games before Scott McTominay scissor-kicked the Scots in front. Brian Riemer’s team seemed nervous and the game was too slow. Denmark got a lifeline with the penalty and when Patrick Dorgu made it 2-2, but it was not enough”

GAZETTA DELLO SPORT (Italy)