How to watch Scotland vs Greece: Live stream, TV channel for Nations League play-off

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Scotland and Greece go head-to-head looking to secure their spot in the UEFA Nations League top division

Scotland captain Andy Robertson looks on during the Euro 2024 match against Switzerland in Cologne, Germany
Scotland have enjoyed positive shift in performances at international level over the past decade (Image credit: Alamy)
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Watch Scotland vs Greece on March 23, as both sides look to secure their spot in League A for next season's UEFA Nations League campaign, with live streams and broadcast options globally.

Scotland vs Greece: Key information

► Date: Sunday, March 23

► Kick-off time: 7.45pm GMT

► Venue: Hampden Park, Glasgow

► Free stream: BBC iPlayer

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Sunday evening's clash is the second of a two-legged tie, with Scotland one goal to the good after their fine victory in Greece on Thursday. Scott McTominay's first-half penalty was the difference between the two sides, giving Scotland great hope they can use their home crowd to get over the line on Sunday.

Scotland are bidding to remain in League A after scraping into third place through a late winner against Poland in November, while Greece are looking to replace them after finishing runners-up in League B, beating England in the process.

It promises to be a tight affair in Glasgow, and it should be a great game, so read on for all the information on how to watch Scotland vs Greece online from anywhere.

Watch Scotland vs Greece in the Nations League in the UK

BBC iPlayer

Scotland vs Greece will be broadcast live by the BBC on Sunday, with coverage available on the BBC iPlayer streaming service.

Those in Scotland will also find the game on terrestrial television on BBC One Scotland, while those watching online can also use the BBC website or app.

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James Ridge

James Ridge is a freelance journalist based in the UK. He recently spent time with The United Stand as an online news editor and has covered the beautiful game from England’s eighth tier all the way to the Premier League.