Check out how to watch Scotland v Bolivia in this World Cup friendly, including TV channel, streaming news, radio coverage and kick off time.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scotland v Bolivia | 6 June 2026 | 21:00 BST | BBC Two / BBC Scotland |
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Scotland v Bolivia Live Stream Details
Scotland v Bolivia will be shown live and free in the UK on BBC Two and BBC Scotland, with streaming available via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Kick off time is at 21:00 BST on Saturday 6th June 2026.
Scotland take on Bolivia in Harrison, New Jersey, on Saturday night in their final warm up game before the 2026 World Cup gets underway.
It is Scotland’s first World Cup since 1998 and the excitement around the Tartan Army is building fast.
Steve Clarke’s side beat Curacao 1-0 last weekend in their final home friendly, and will be looking to end their pre-tournament preparations on a high before Group C begins. Scotland face Haiti on June 14, followed by Morocco and Brazil.
The match is being played at the Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, one of the World Cup host venues, giving Clarke’s players a taste of the surroundings they will face over the coming weeks.
Bolivia are the opponents and they come into the game as heavy underdogs.
The South Americans have historically been a much tougher proposition at altitude in La Paz, and replicating those performances on the road has often proved difficult for them.
For Scotland, this game is more about preparation than result. Clarke will use the fixture to finalise combinations, give fringe players minutes, and make sure the squad is sharp and ready ahead of what promises to be a memorable tournament campaign.
Scott McTominay, Andy Robertson and John McGinn are all expected to feature, with Clarke likely to rotate his squad across the 90 minutes.
Lawrence Shankland and Che Adams will both be pushing for the starting striker role ahead of the group stage opener against Haiti.
