Scotland will play Poland at Hampden on March 24, UEFA has confirmed.
The friendly replaces both nations’ World Cup play-off semi-finals, which were called off in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Scotland’s play-off was postponed until June following a request by Ukraine, while Poland were handed a bye to their final – where they will take on Sweden or Czech Republic – after Russia were disqualified.
UEFA acknowledged the friendly and said in a statement: “UEFA and FIFA would like to thank the Scottish Football Association and the Poland Football Federation for their close co-operation regarding this matter.”
Scotland will also take on the losers of the other semi-final in their play-off path, Wales or Austria, in an away friendly on March 29.
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke will name his squad for the two matches on Tuesday.
