Find out how to watch the Nations League game between Scotland and Switzerland. Live streaming details, team news, TV channel guide and kick off time.

Live StreamDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Scotland v Switzerland29 September 202619.45 BSTBBC Scotland / BBC Two
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Sebastien Pocognoli takes charge of Scotland at Hampden Park for the first time on Tuesday night, his second game in the job after a goalless draw in Slovenia.

Scotland were much the better side in Ljubljana without finding a way through, creating the clearer openings and spending long spells on top.

Finishing was the problem, and it may well be the problem again here.

Oli McBurnie and Robbie Ure both passed up good openings in Ljubljana, which could open the door for Kieron Bowie. Scotland sit second in League B Group 1 with that single point.

The backdrop is a difficult summer. Steve Clarke stood down after the World Cup, where Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 before losing to Morocco and Brazil in performances plenty of supporters found too passive.

That came after relegation from League A and a qualifying campaign that took them to the tournament as group winners. It has been an odd 18 months.

Switzerland went down from League A at the same time, but their response has been rather more emphatic.

Murat Yakin’s side reached the World Cup unbeaten as group winners, then saw off Algeria and Colombia before going out to Argentina in the quarter-finals, conceding twice in extra time after Breel Embolo had been sent off.

North Macedonia were beaten 3-0 in their Nations League opener, Zeki Amdouni scoring twice and setting up another while deputising for the suspended Embolo. He should keep his place, with Dan Ndoye and Johan Manzambi either side of him and Alvyn Sanches pushing for a start.

Switzerland have not won in Scotland for a very long time, which is about the only encouragement on offer for the hosts.