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Hello, I'm Adam Benny, and this is the Scottish football podcast.

All the news, views and analysis you need on Friday the 5th of September.

And it's a big one for Scotland.

Adams might get onto this.

He's in behind the defender.

Adams can see left and now!

See Adam scores!

Bends it past Casper Smigel.

But the Danish delight as the national side gets the World Cup qualifiers under way. Danish manager Brian Reimer says to watch out for Scotland. It's a team we have great respect for. I mean, Mr. Clark has done a great job with Scotland over the last years. And obviously we played Spain ourselves. We know how difficult it is to beat Spain. Just to see those two results for me is a great example of why we need to be very respectful.

Who do we have to watch out for in his side? And how do we find a way to win in Copenhagen?

Hopefully you get enough points to qualify. There's no, there's no secret. There's no way you can

take away the fact that there is a pressure to get there. You have to embrace that pressure.

You have to look forward to it. And like I said, the pressure brings the excitement. You have to embrace that pressure. You have to look forward to it.

And like I said, the pressure brings the excitement. We get all your preview bases covered.

The Scottish Football Podcast from BBC Sports Scotland.

Joining me this morning is former Hiberny and midfielder and man of many clubs, Scott Allen, as well as coach and analyst John Walker. A very good morning to you both. Before we get into all the chat about Scotland, we've got two of Scotland's top young coaches with us on the call this morning. So I thought we'd check him with that. John, head coach role at Peters Hill 20s. Scott, I believe you're taking on a first team coach role at East Cobride, how do you think the season starts, I'll start with yourself, Scott, how do you think the season started for you? Yeah, I think it's been really well, obviously been in a good run. I think obviously losing to Spartans and the opening day at home is maybe a blessing in the skies the boys a realization that every single game in this in this league that we're going to win is going to be difficult

you're going to have to really work for it battle at some point but if you want the game

control on the game which we obviously technically try and do in most games then how important

the individual battles are all over the pitch are really important

to us from minute one so but up to obviously with a good result of the weekend big big came

a let's scored four goals like kind of doing the rounds on social media so delighted for him but

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