What channel is Scotland v Armenia on? UEFA Nations League TV details, live stream, kick-off time

Scotland are back in action aiming to banish the disappointment of defeat to Ukraine and missing out on the 2022 World Cup Finals in Qatar.

Instead it is UEFA Nations League duty against Armenia – the first time the teams have ever met – which is in store of Steve Clarke’s team.

The competition, which has largely taken the place of friendlies in the international calendar, is an important one for Scotland – it is how they qualified for Euro 2020 and qualification for the next European Championships is a possibility from this tranche of Nations League fixtures.

Tickets are still available, but here’s how to tune in as it all kicks off.

Who: Scotland v Armenia

What: UEFA Nations League

Where: Hampden Park, Glasgow

When: Wednesday, June 8, 7.45pm

The Tartan Army can watch the match on Premier Sports 1 (Sky 451 / Virgin 551).

The subscription channel is available on annual or monthly deals, as well as an online only option where the game can also be streamed via the Premier Player.

BBC Sportsound will cover the game on radio and Sportscene will have highlights on BBC One at 10.40pm an via the iPlayer.

Premier Sports have the broadcast rights to Scotland’s Nations league matches until 2024 – which is when the new deal with Nordic streaming company Viaplay kicks in.

The competition involves 55 countries and will run alongside qualifying for the European Championship in 2024. The idea for a Nations League was first mooted in 2011, before being adopted in March 2014. The main aim of the Nations League tournament is to give teams more competitive matches.

Nations League rankings will decide the make-up of the draw pots for the European Qualifiers while providing teams with another entry route into the European Championships.

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