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GLASGOW, Scotland — Oleksandr Zinchenko tried to hold back his emotions, but when the Ukraine midfielder attempted to describe the importance of his country's World Cup play-off semifinal against Scotland in Glasgow on Wednesday (streaming LIVE, ESPN+, 2:30 p.m. ET), his lip began to tremble and the tears started to flow.
A place in the Qatar World Cup is two games away for Scotland, a first appearance at the major tournament since 1998.
Scotland head into one of their biggest matches in recent history on Wednesday when Ukraine visit Hampden Park for a World Cup play-off semi-final.
The day has arrived, Scotland will face Ukraine at Hampden Park in the World Cup play-off.
Dumfries defender Grant Hanley and former Queen of the South striker Lyndon Dykes are ready for their dates with destiny this week.
With his Scotland career having spanned four previous failed attempts to reach the World Cup finals, Craig Gordon isn’t about to entertain any suggestion he should be happy to stand aside and wave Ukraine on their way to Qatar at Hampden on Wednesday night.
An emotional Oleksandr Zinchenko expressed his dream of reaching the World Cup and giving the Ukrainian people some richly-deserved feelings of pride and happiness.