Scotland v Armenia live stream: How to watch the Nations League from anywhere in the world
Watch a Scotland v Armenia live stream as Steve Clarke's side get underway in the 2022/23 Nations League
Scotland v Armenia live stream, Wednesday 8 June, 7:45pm BST
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After seeing their World Cup dreams dashed, Scotland are back in action as they get their 2022/23 Nations League campaign underway against Armenia.
Steve Clarke’s side will walk out Hampden Park again, one week on from their 3-1 play-off semi-final loss to Ukraine – in which the Scots produced an overall lacklustre performance.
Clearly, Clarke will want to see much better from his players this time out – especially with the Nations League potentially providing a qualification route for Euro 2024.
As for Armenia, they travel to Glasgow off the back of a 1-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland in their Group B1 opener.
That said, Joaquin Caparros’ team might just be hoping to avoid a repeat of their last away game – March’s friendly in Norway, which saw them go down to 10 men early on and lose 9-0.
This will be the very first meeting between these two countries; Armenia are unbeaten in six previous encounters with Home Nations (2 v Northern Ireland and 2 v Wales).
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Scotland could hand debuts to Luton midfielder Allan Campbell and Sunderland striker Ross Stewart, while there are also two uncapped goalkeepers in the squad: Motherwell’s Liam Kelly and St Johnstone’s Zander Clark.
With Henrikh Mkhitaryan having retired from international football in March, Armenia lack a household name; Cadiz centre-back Varazdat Haroyan is the only member of the squad playing his club football in one of Europe’s top five leagues.
Kick-off is at 7:45pm BST on Wednesday 8 June and the game is being shown live on Premier Sports 1 in the UK.
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