GLASGOW, Scotland (Interstat) — Scotland and Denmark will meet in a pivotal World Cup qualifying match Tuesday at Hampden Park, with the hosts looking to avenge a frustrating draw from earlier in the campaign.

The Danes arrive in Glasgow after a disappointing 2-2 result at home against Belarus on Saturday, a match that saw them drop two valuable points. That stalemate halted the momentum from a dominant 6-0 victory over the same Belarus side in October. Denmark’s potent attack was on full display in a 3-1 win over Greece last month, but they were held to a scoreless draw by Scotland in the teams’ previous meeting in Copenhagen on Sept. 5.

Scotland, meanwhile, is looking to rebound from a damaging 3-2 road loss to Greece this past Saturday. Before that defeat, Steve Clarke’s squad had shown strong form with consecutive victories over Belarus and Greece in October. The Scots will be hoping home-field advantage can provide the edge they need to secure a critical three points.

According to the Interstat game simulator, Scotland is projected for a 2-1 victory. A win would significantly boost Scotland’s qualification hopes, while Denmark seeks to re-establish its dominance in the group after the recent setback.