Scotland vs Portugal Live Football Streaming For UEFA Nations League 2024/25 Match: How to Watch SCO vs POR Coverage on TV And Online – News18

Scotland are currently preparing to take on Portugal for the second time in the Group A of Nations League 2024/25 and are still searching for their first victory of the competition. They have lost all three matches played so far.

They lost their previous game 1-2 to Croatia. Ryan Christie scored their only goal of the game. With almost no chance to qualify for the playoffs, the Scottish side will now be looking to inflict damage on Portugal’s campaign for European glory.

The fixture between Portugal and Scotland will be held at Hampden Park in Glasgow on Wednesday (October 16). Portugal are currently the only undefeated team in the group, winning all three games they played. They beat Scotland 2-1 last before winning their third consecutive game against Poland next.

Ahead of Tuesday’s Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 match, here’s all you need to know:

When will Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 be played?

SCO vs POR will be played on October 16, Wednesday (IST).

Where will Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 be played?

SCO vs POR will be played at Hampden Park in Glasgow.

What time will Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 begin?

SCO vs POR will start at 12:15 am IST.

Which TV channels will broadcast Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 match?

SCO vs POR will be televised on the Sony Sports Network in India.

How do I watch Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 match live streaming?

SCO vs POR will be streamed live on the SonyLIV app and website in India.

What are the predicted line-ups for Scotland vs Portugal UEFA Nations League 2024/25 game?

Scotland Probable XI: Craig Gordon, Anthony Ralston, John Soultar, Grant Hanley, Andrew Robertson, Billy Gilmour, Kenny McLean, Ben Doak, Scott McTominay, Ryan Christie, Lyndon Dykes

Portugal Probable XI: Diogo Costa, Diogo Dalot, Ruben Dias, Renato Veiga, Nuno Mendes, Ruben Neves, Bernardo Silva, Pedro Neto, Bruno Fernandes, Rafael Leao, Cristiano Ronaldo