Magical 4-2! Scotland s stoppage time wave made the world go crazy, they counterattacked Denmark in the last round and entered the World Cup again after 28 years.

In the final match of Group C of the World Cup European Qualifiers that ended in the early morning of November 19, Scotland seized their fate at home and defeated Denmark 4-2. They counterattacked their opponents in the last round and went straight to the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Before the final round, Scotland, which has 10 points, is 1 point behind Denmark, the group leader. Only a win in this direct dialogue can lead to the World Cup. The bloody Scots burst out with huge energy at home.

Only 4 minutes into the game, Ben Doc passed in and former Manchester United midfielder McTominay scored with a shocking overhead kick, helping Scotland get off to a dream start.

However, the sides changed sides and the battle resumed. In the 58th minute, Scotland captain Robertson sent a point and Hoylen made a penalty kick to help Denmark equalize the score.

In the 65th minute, the situation on the field suddenly changed. Danish defender Rasmus Christensen fouled McGinn and received a second yellow card and was sent off. Scotland had the huge advantage of playing one more player.

In the 78th minute, Lewis Ferguson took a corner kick, Shankland scored in front of the goal, and Scotland took the lead again.

But just 4 minutes later, Denmark, which had one less player, relied on Manchester United full-back Dogu to equalize the score. If it ends 2-2, Scotland will miss a direct qualification for the World Cup.

However, in stoppage time, a miracle happened. In the 93rd minute, former Arsenal defender Tierney hit a corner and helped Scotland lead 3-2 again.

In the 8th minute of stoppage time, Scotland took advantage of Denmark's full pressure. McLean scored with a lob from the center circle, helping Scotland seal the victory 4-2.

In this way, Scotland counterattacked Denmark in the final round, beating its opponent with 11 points with 13 points, winning the first place in this group, and going straight to the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

This is the ninth time Scotland has qualified for the World Cup finals. They had 4 wins, 7 draws and 12 losses in 8 previous appearances, and were all eliminated in the group stage. Their most recent appearance was in the World Cup in France. Now they have returned to the World Cup stage after 28 years, and famous players such as Robertson, McTominay and Tierney have finally fulfilled their World Cup dreams.