North Macedonia v Scotland live stream: how to watch free on BBC Two tonight

Check out the TV and streaming details for the North Macedonia v Scotland live stream, with Scotland in Skopje on Saturday night and kick off at the Tose Proeski Arena at 19.45 BST.

Live Streaming	Date	Kick off Time	TV Channel
North Macedonia v Scotland	3 October 2026	19.45 BST	BBC Scotland / BBC Two

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How to watch North Macedonia v Scotland for free

BBC Scotland and BBC Two are both carrying the game, with BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website streaming it at no cost. Kick off at the Tose Proeski Arena in Skopje is 19.45 BST on Saturday 3 October 2026. The other two Nations League games in this slot, Spain v Czech Republic and Switzerland v Slovenia, are both Amazon Prime pay-per-views.

Neither side has won a Nations League game yet. North Macedonia are bottom of League B Group 1, a point below Scotland, and this already has the look of a relegation scrap.

Switzerland won 3-0 at Hampden on Tuesday, though Scotland played most of it with 10 men after Jack Hendry was sent off inside 11 minutes. That was a fourth game in a row without a goal, a run that takes in blanks against Brazil and Morocco at the World Cup.

Pocognoli’s two games in charge have brought a goalless draw in Slovenia and that defeat.

There is time to put it right, with Slovenia to come in Glasgow and two further games in November.

Travelling has suited Scotland rather better than playing at home this year, which is the one thing in their favour here.

Hendry is suspended, so Pocognoli must change the side. Billy Gilmour could come in alongside Lewis Ferguson with Scott McTominay absent, and Kieron Bowie is in line to start up front after being sacrificed for the red card, though Robbie Ure is also pushing to partner Oli McBurnie.

Andy Robertson is set to captain the side and reach a century of caps for Scotland.

North Macedonia have their own problems, with Goce Sedloski still waiting on a first win since taking charge and his side yet to score in this campaign.

They were beaten 3-0 at home by Switzerland and 2-0 in Slovenia, though Skopje is usually an awkward place to visit. Boban Nikolov and Ezgjan Alioski have both pulled out, Alioski with a calf injury, while captain Enis Bardhi is expected to start.