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Scott McTominay scores bicycle kick goal for Scotland in key World Cup qualifying match

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GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Scott McTominay scored a superb bicycle kick goal three minutes into Scotland’s match against Denmark in European qualifying for the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday.

Ben Gannon-Doak sent a high cross from the right side and McTominay went for the ball with his back to the goal. He hit a perfect scissor-kick strike from near the penalty spot.

Scottish tennis great Andy Murray wrote on X: “What on earth was that. McTominay you wee dancer!”

The winner of the match will secure the Group C automatic World Cup spot.

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Scott McTominay scores bicycle kick goal for Scotland in key World Cup qualifying match | iNFOnews.ca
Scotland’s Scott McTominay scores the opening goal during the 2026 World Cup European Qualifying soccer match between Scotland and Denmark at Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. (Andrew Milligan/PA via AP)
Scott McTominay scores bicycle kick goal for Scotland in key World Cup qualifying match | iNFOnews.ca
Scotland’s Scott McTominay celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the 2026 World Cup European Qualifying soccer match between Scotland and Denmark at Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. (Jane Barlow/PA via AP)

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