Scotland can take a big step in keeping pace with Denmark in qualifying group C with a win here. With this particular group still being pretty close, goal difference could end up playing a significant part in who qualifies for the World Cup - even more so with Denmark putting six goals past Belarus in their most recent qualifying game.

Scotland saw four goals last time out as they registered a 3-1 win over Greece. They were clinical in that game, scoring with each of their three shots on target but Scotland can apply more pressure in the final third here against a side that they’ve already beaten 2-0. Scotland had 14 shots in that game, resulting in an xG of 2.15. You would expect them to have even more chances here now that they are the home side.

Belarus probably won’t contribute to the goal tally here seeing as they’ve only scored once across their three qualifying games so far. However, the 13 goals they’ve conceded across these games (4.33 per game) points to Scotland being able to cover this line with a resounding victory.

Netherlands were involved in a high scoring affair last time out, securing a 4-0 victory over Malta to bring their total to 18 goals in just five qualifying matches (3.6 per game). While this figure is somewhat inflated by the 12 goals scored in two games against Malta, it is, nevertheless, true that Ronald Koeman's side are frequently involved in matches with a high number of goals.

Netherlands have seen over 2.5 goals in their two most recent qualifiers, with the other match being a 3-2 win against Lithuania. They also earned a 2-0 victory in their first meeting with Finland a few months ago, delivering a dominant display as the away side with an xG of 2.15 from 17 shots, six of which were on target.

Finland's qualifying matches have also been entertaining, with their six games yielding 17 goals (2.83 per game). Netherlands have been impressive so far, but still need positive results to secure the top spot, with Poland ready to capitalise on any mistakes, which should drive them to score multiple goals against Finland in what is expected to be a commanding performance.

This is a crucial fixture in qualifying Group C. Denmark currently lead the group but are level on points with Scotland, while Greece sit four points behind both. This makes it a must-not-lose game for the away side, or they risk their World Cup qualifying hopes slipping away.

Greece's last outing featured over 2.5 goals in a 3-1 defeat to Scotland. The scoreline was somewhat flattering, as Greece generated 15 shots and an xG of 1.66, but were punished by Scotland's clinical finishing, who scored with all three of their shots on target.

The over 2.5 line was covered in the reverse fixture as Denmark won 3-0. Greece should contribute if they can be more clinical than they were against the Scots.