Scotland v Greece
UEFA Nations League Play-Off
Sunday, 23 March 2025 (5pm)
Hampden Park, Glasgow

Scotland are ready to welcome Greece to Hampden Park on Sunday evening for the second leg of the UEFA Nations League Play-Off.

Steve Clarke's side hold a narrow one-goal lead, thanks to Scott McTominay's penalty, but there's no complacency within the squad - who know there is a long way to go before a spot in the top tier is secured.

Team news

Scotland are boosted by the return of Ryan Christie from suspension. 

There are no fresh injury concerns from the win in Greece.

Pre-match thoughts

Steve Clarke insists his side have no intention of sitting back on their one-goal advantage, and is keen to build on recent momentum.

He said: "It is a game that we want to win. We have got the lead from the first leg win. But we are going to set up and try and go and win the game. And hopefully set a marker for the World Cup games coming up.

"Instead of having four friendlies leading into a World Cup qualifier we have got two games in March that mean a lot. They are important games.

"I think we have improved. If you look at the world rankings, that will tell you different. But that is a little anomaly that seems to have popped up with the Nations League.

"I think we as a team have improved. I think as individual players we have improved at this level. We understand what it takes to win a game at this level. And thankfully, recently, we have been able to show that we can do it."

Follow the action

The BBC has agreed an exclusive deal to broadcast all of Scotland Men's National Team matches on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

The deal with UEFA covers 14 live Scotland matches, including the European Qualifiers Group C ties against Belarus, Greece and either Portugal or Denmark and our Nations League Play-Off ties against Greece.

You can watch the second leg of our head to head with Greece on BBC One Scotland and iPlayer. You can listen in on BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Sounds.

Tickets

There’s still time to secure your seat for the visit of Greece.

Click here for all your need-to-know information.

Fan Zone

Our Saltire Square Fan Zone is back for our upcoming home game against Greece.

Taking place in the blue car park, located next to Lesser Hampden, there will be live music, entertainment, special guest appearances, street food trucks and drinks available.

Supporters with a valid match ticket can gain free entry, with the fan zone opening at 1.30pm ahead of the 5pm kick-off.

Capacity is limited, so make sure to arrive early to avoid disappointment.