What channel is Ireland vs Scotland? TV channel, live stream and kick-off details for Nations League clash

All hail the Nations League.

After the devastation of missing out on a World Cup place, Scotland bounced back from defeat to Ukraine with a strong display to see off Armenia at Hampden.

It's a quick turnaround for Steve Clarke 's squad as they head over the Irish Sea to take on our Celtic neighbours.

Stephen Kenny's side don't have their troubles to seek and without tempting fate, are now winless in 12 Nations League games after going down 1-0 to the Ukrainians in midweek.

The Tartan Army were last on the Emerald Isle seven years ago when a Shaun Maloney leveller secured a 1-1 draw during Euro 2016 qualifying.

We ultimately missed out in the end as Ireland dramatically beat Germany in their last qualifier to book their spot at Euro 2016.

The visitors go into this one as favourites though and could deal a fatal blow to Ireland's hopes of giving themselves a safety net when it comes to making it to Germany 2024.

Here's all the info you need on how to watch the game.

The game kicks off at 5pm on Saturday, June 11.

The match is being played at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Yes, the action is live on Premier Sports 1. Coverage begins at 4.15pm.

Viewers can subscribe either monthly or annually.

The match can be seen online via the Premier Sports Player.

The online-only service is available for £9.99 per month.

That will give fans access to every Nations League fixture.

As always, Record Sport will be across all the build-up, action and reaction via our dedicated live blog on the night.

The game will also be broadcast lie on BBC Sportsound while Sportscene will show extended highlights at 10.20 pm on BBC One Scotland, BBC Scotland and via BBC iPlayer.