McTominay and Dykes denied as Scotland earn deserved draw in Denmark

Here is a 189-word summary of the news article: Scotland earned a deserved draw against Denmark in their opening World Cup qualifier match. Despite Denmark's status as the home team, Scotland's well-organized defense stifled the hosts' attack throughout the game. Christian Eriksen's absence from the Denmark squad was noticeable, as they struggled to create clear-cut chances. Scotland had the better of the opportunities and on another day could have secured all three points. However, they lacked the composure to capitalize on their chances. The result was a positive one for Scotland, who received an ovation from their supporters at the final whistle. In the other match in the group, Greece comfortably defeated Belarus 5-1, putting them in a strong position early on. Denmark, on the other hand, were booed off the pitch by their home fans, indicating their performance was well below expectations. The draw leaves the group finely poised, with Scotland and Greece both securing positive results on the opening night.