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|November 18, 2025
BRIAN RIEMER has warned that Denmark will be more fired up than Scotland for tonight's crunch World Cup decider.
The Danes suffered a huge setback on Saturday by drawing 2-2 with Belarus and blowing automatic qualification.
That left the door open for Steve Clarke's side and set up a winner-takes-all clash at the National Stadium.
As well as that psychological blow, Denmark have also seen the squad hit by a sickness bug.
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