Scotland need a win at Hampden tonight to keep their promotion play-off hopes alive. Find out how to watch and stream Scotland v North Macedonia on TV today, with kick off at 19.45 GMT.

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Scotland v North Macedonia13 November 202619.45 GMTBBC Scotland / BBC Two
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Is Scotland v North Macedonia on TV?

Scotland have had a mixed start under Sebastien Pocognoli, who took over after Steve Clarke stepped down following the World Cup. A goalless draw in Slovenia was followed by a 3-0 home defeat to Switzerland, a 2-0 win in North Macedonia and then a 2-1 home defeat to Slovenia last month.

That leaves Scotland third in Group 1 with four points, three behind Slovenia in the promotion play-off place, with leaders Switzerland already out of reach. Goals have been hard to come by, but a win tonight would put them level with Slovenia, who face Switzerland, before Scotland travel to Switzerland on Monday.

Scott McTominay is back after missing the first four games following heart surgery and is expected to start behind Oli McBurnie, with John McGinn, Lewis Ferguson and Billy Gilmour in midfield. Aaron Hickey, Jack Hendry and Luis Binks could form a back three, with Ben Gannon-Doak and Andy Robertson at wing-back.

North Macedonia are bottom of the group without a point or a goal from four games. Goce Sedloski, in charge since December 2025, is still looking for his first win as manager, and his side have gone a long run without a victory in all competitions.

They will need to win tonight to have any chance of avoiding a relegation play-off, and they will have to improve at both ends after conceding ten goals in their four group games.

Captain Enis Bardhi should start in attacking midfield, with Ljupche Doriev and Dimitar Mitrovski out wide supporting striker Elmin Rastoder. Eljif Elmas and Jani Atanasov are expected at the base of midfield, with Visar Misliu and Anes Meljichi in central defence.

Scotland were comfortably the better side when they won 2-0 in Skopje last month, and they will expect something similar back at Hampden.