How to follow Scotland's crucial qualifiers on BBC

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The Scotland squad walks out on to the pitch alongside mascots during a 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifying match between Scotland and Greece at Hampden Park

Scotland's matches away to Greece and at home to Denmark could determine if the nation reaches a World Cup for the first time since 1998, and you watch them exclusively on the BBC.

As well as the option to watch live, you can listen to radio commentary and follow the game on the BBC Sport app and website.

Here is all you need to know so you do not miss any of the action.

Where can I watch the Scotland game?

You can watch Greece v Scotland on BBC Scotland, BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:15 GMT on Saturday night as Steve Clarke's side aim to set up a winner-takes-all match against Denmark at Hampden for top spot in Group C.

Steven Thompson will be joined by Neil McCann and Leanne Crichton, with James McFadden alongside Liam McLeod for commentary.

Scotland v Denmark, is also on BBC Scotland, BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:15 on Tuesday, 18 November.

Where can I listen to the Scotland game?

You can listen to Greece v Scotland on BBC Radio Scotland, which is available on your radio, smart speaker and also on BBC Sounds.

Build-up to the game with Kenny MacIntyre starts after 18:00.

Billy Dodds joins Alasdair Lamont for commentary and Willie Miller and Tom English complete the radio line-up.

The BBC Radio Scotland team will be back from 18:00 on Tuesday for Scotland v Denmark.

You can also listen to both games on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal (Gaelic commentary), with both available via BBC Sounds.

Follow the Scotland game on BBC Sport

The TV and radio coverage for both Scotland games are accessible on the BBC Sport app and website, along with live text commentary, reaction, analysis and the chance to have your say and rate the players.

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