Scotland's head coach Steve Clarke is evaluating his strategy for the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Denmark. Following a disappointing loss to Iceland, Scotland bounced back with a win over Liechtenstein, raising vital questions about team formation and player selection. Clarke must decide whether to maintain a back four or revert to his more conventional back three/five. The performance of debutant Lennon Miller offers promising options, while a successful partnership between Che Adams and George Hirst may lead to an attacking lineup. Ultimately, Clarke's choices will be pivotal in Copenhagen.
There's been a little discourse around whether that's still what we should be going with, but I don't see why not. I think they're still two of the best left-sided partnerships that we've got.
On his first Scotland start, I think Miller has done himself absolutely millions of favours with his performance. He's very, very calm - quite chilled actually.
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