How to watch today's Greece vs Scotland Nations League game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Greece will take on Scotland in the UEFA Nations League at the Karaiskakis Stadium on Thursday.

Scotland have won their last two games and will be confident of carrying on with that run and claiming the first-leg advantage.

Greece are heading into this game on the back of a win over Finland but Scotland's challenge may prove to be too difficult to deal with.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Greece vs Scotland online - TV channels & live streams

	Fubo	Watch here
	ViX	Watch here

The match will be shown live on Fubo and ViX in the US. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Greece vs Scotland kick-off time

UEFA Nations League A Qualification - UEFA Nations League A Qualification

Karaiskakis Stadium

The match will be played at the Karaiskakis Stadium on Thursday, with kick-off at 3.45 pm EST for fans in the US.

Team news & squads

Greece vs Scotland lineups

Greece

4-2-3-1

Formation

4-2-3-1

SCO

12

K. Tzolakis

21

K. Tsimikas

4

K. Mavropanos

15

L. Rota

3

K. Koulierakis

18

G. Konstantelias

23

M. Siopis

7

G. Masouras

9

C. Tzolis

20

C

P. Mantalos

8

F. Ioannidis

1

C. Gordon

2

A. Ralston

5

G. Hanley

3

C

A. Robertson

15

J. Souttar

23

K. McLean

4

S. McTominay

8

B. Gilmour

7

J. McGinn

19

L. Ferguson

10

C. Adams

4-2-3-1

SCO

GRE

-Line up

• 12

  K. Tzolakis

• 21

  K. Tsimikas

• 4

  K. Mavropanos

• 15

  L. Rota

• 3

  K. Koulierakis

• 18

  G. Konstantelias

  72’

• 23

  M. Siopis

  64’

• 7

  G. Masouras

  46’

• 9

  C. Tzolis

  71’

• 20

  P. Mantalos (C)

  72’

• 8

  F. Ioannidis

  81’

Substitutes

• 16

  C. Mouzakitis

• 22

  D. Giannoulis

• 2

  G. Vagiannidis

• 13

  C. Mandas

• 6

  C. Zafeiris

  71’

• 10

  D. Pelkas

  72’

• 11

  T. Fountas

  81’

• 17

  P. Hatzidiakos

• 14

  V. Pavlidis

  72’

• 5

  P. Retsos

• 19

  K. Karetsas

  46’

• 1

  O. Vlachodimos

Manager

• I. Jovanovic

SCO

-Line up

• 1

  C. Gordon

• 2

  A. Ralston

  89’

• 5

  G. Hanley

• 3

  A. Robertson (C)

• 15

  J. Souttar

• 23

  K. McLean

  76’

• 4

  S. McTominay

  33’

• 8

  B. Gilmour

  90’ + 4’

• 7

  J. McGinn

• 19

  L. Ferguson

  45’ + 2’

• 10

  C. Adams

  75’

Substitutes

• 14

  R. Porteous

  89’

• 11

  J. Wilson

• 22

  M. Johnston

  90’ + 4’

• 9

  T. Conway

• 13

  J. Hendry

• 17

  K. Nisbet

• 21

  C. Slicker

• 12

  L. Kelly

• 16

  S. McKenna

• 18

  G. Hirst

  75’

• 20

  L. Miller

• 6

  K. Tierney

  76’

Manager

• S. Clarke

Greece team news

Greece's attack will be led by Vangelis Pavlidis, while Slavia Prague midfielder Christos Zafeiris returns from suspension after missing the match in Finland.

Promising Belgium-born youngster Kostas Karetsas has been included in the squad following his decision to switch international allegiance.

Scotland team news

Winger Ben Doak remains sidelined for both legs due to a significant thigh injury, but Scotland boss Steve Clarke welcomes back Torino striker Che Adams and Bologna midfielder Lewis Ferguson, who also missed Euro 2024.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

• Latest betting updates
• Greece team page
• Scotland team page
• Soccer on TV in the US
• UEFA Nations League news
• How to watch and live stream soccer in 2025