SCOTLAND will take on Denmark in today's European men's amateur team championship after Greig Marchbank produced a stunning comeback to edge out England in a remarkable semi-final.

Exacting a measure of revenge for their final defeat to the same opponents two years ago, the Scots claimed a narrow 4-3 triumph over the Auld Enemy at Halmstad Golf Club in Sweden.

Scotland last won the European Team event in 2009 - memorably adding the European crown to the world title they won in 2008 - and will have a chance to add to that haul after Thornhill's Marchank rallied from two down with three to play to claim the decisive point against Ben Taylor at the 19th.

"What a day," said Ian Rae, National Coach. "Greig was absolutely brilliant, winning the 16th with a birdie and making great pars at the 18th and 19th. "The boys have been great and to reach a second European final in three years is fantastic. Denmark are a good team but hopefully we can keep playing well."

In the boys' event, Scotland won 3-2 against Denmark, helped by singles wins from Lothians duo Chris Curran and Murray Naysmith, and will meet England tomorrow in the battle for fifth place.