Scotland are preparing for their penultimate competitive game of 2024 with Croatia the visitors in Mount Florida.
Two more UEFA Nations League fixtures will be fulfilled this November and Scotland boss Steve Clarke is desperate for three points in League A Group 1.
The nation are bottom of the section with just a point secured against Portugal. But performances of late have been good, the next step is turning them into wins.
Scotland lost 2-1 to Croatia in Zagreb last month but were unlucky not to come away with something. Hampden will be rocking on Friday night and the Tartan Army will do their all to cheer the lads onto victory.
Below, Not The Old Firm has everything you need to know about Scotland vs Croatia including how to watch live, the latest team news, the appointed officials and more.
Scotland vs Croatia kick-off time
Scotland host Croatia at Hampden Park in Group A of the 2024/25 UEFA Nations League on Friday, November 15 with kick-off at 7:45pm GMT.
Scotland vs Croatia TV channel
Scotland vs Croatia will not be broadcast live on TV – this will be the third of its kind after last month’s games against Croatia and Portugal were also shunned.
Instead, you can watch the game live via the Scotland National Team’s YouTube channel. The live stream is likely to start around 20 minutes before kick-off, although that hasn’t been confirmed.
If you are out and about, you can listen to live BBC Sportsound radio commentary of the game. The programme starts at 6pm GMT.
Scotland team & injury news
Lewis Morgan and Che Adams were added to Steve Clarke’s original squad for November’s Nations League games, but the pair pulled out with injuries.
Stuart Armstrong came in to replace Morgan but Adams’ space wasn’t filled as Clarke was confident the squad had enough firepower anyway.
John McGinn missed Scotland’s October fixtures but he is back this time around.
Referee & VAR
The officials for Croatia vs Scotland have been confirmed by UEFA. The on-field referee will be Israeli whistler Orel Grinfeld and he will be assisted by Roi Hassan and Idan Yarkoni.
Ziv Adler from the Netherlands will be the VAR while Eli Hacmon has been confirmed as the AVAR.