What time and TV Channel is Scotland v Ireland? Kick-off time, TV and live stream details for Nations League game

Ireland's mixed Nations League campaign continues with a trip to Scotland this weekend. The game starts at 5pm on Saturday.

Scotland play Ireland at Hamden Park in Glasgow on Saturday at 7.45 pm.

The match will be shown live on RTE 2 and Premier Sports 1 from 7.00 pm and 7:15 pm respectively. It will also be streamed live online on the Rte Player and on Premier Sport Player.

Scotland play Ireland in a Nations League match. Robbie Brady and Callum O'Dowda are recalled to the squad. Andrew Omobamidele and Adam Idah are absent. Liam Scales is called up as a replacement.

Scotland play Ireland in a Nations League match. The last game between the sides was a 3-0 victory for Ireland back in June. Scotland won the first game 4-1 on 3 May 1961. Irlenad have the edge with 5 wins to Scotland's 4 and there have been 3 draws.

Scotland v Ireland is kick-off time, TV channel and live stream details for the Nations League game. Dan McDonnell has examined Stephen Kenny's past experiences with both Hamden Park and Scotland itself. Sean O'Connor has analysed the changing of Ireland's defensive guard. Paul McGrath had some encouraging words for Nathan Collins after his red card against Manchester City. John Percy's interview with the young player from before the City game is also available.

Scotland are favourites at 11/10, with Ireland 13/5 and the draw 21/ 10.

Stephen Kenny won't go to Scotland's match with Ukraine on Wednesday as they train in Dublin on Thursday morning before flying over. Stephen Rice will go and one of their analysts will send two people.

Scotland play Ireland in a Nations League match. Steve Clarke's side have to pick up the pace after a slow start in the summer. They have three difficult matches in their group. They need to win all three to top the group and have their destiny in own hands.