Second-half showing needs repeated - Gordon

Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon reckons the spirit and quality shown in the second half against Greece needs to be replicated if the Scots are to topple Denmark.

Despite going down 3-2, Steve Clarke's side threatened to come back from a three-goal deficit and created multiple chances on a frustrating night.

Instead, it was Denmark's draw with Belarus which gave them a World Cup lifeline and keeping Tuesday's Danish visit to Hampden alive.

"We're just overall happy with the way we played the last 20 minutes," said Gordon.

"We're really trying to focus on the positives and take that into Tuesday, if we can take that level to Denmark, we'll give ourselves a good chance.

"The way we played in the last 20 minutes, that's the best we've played for a few games now.

"We kind of rediscovered that in the last 20 minutes, which was nice to know that's still in there.

"We're still a really good team when we play like that. The feeling from that point of view is good that we can take that into Tuesday."