Is Scotland v Greece on TV? How to watch Nations League play-off after Viaplay lose rights

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Scotland take a 1-0 lead back to Hampden as they look to avoid Nations League relegation in their play-off against Greece.

Scott McTominay’s first-half penalty and a remarkable second-half defensive stand earned Scotland a valuable away win in Athens on Thursday.

Steve Clarke’s side know that Greece dominated long spells of the first leg but will maintain their top-flight status if they avoid defeat at home.

And the play-off will be shown on free-to-air, as will all matches until the 2026 World Cup, after the previous agreement with ViaPlay came to a premature end and left fans watching games on YouTube.

Here’s everything you need to know

How can I watch Scotland vs Greece?

The second leg of the Nations League play-off will be shown live on BBC One Scotland and BBC iPlayer, with coverage starting from 4pm GMT. Kick-off at Hampden is at 5:00pm on Sunday 23 March.