How to watch Scotland vs North Macedonia free online tonight

Where to stream the match for free

Scotland face North Macedonia in the Nations League on Friday 13 November, with kick-off at 7.45pm GMT in Glasgow. According to TechRadar, the game is free to air in the UK on BBC Two, with a live stream on BBC iPlayer.

North Macedonia also shows the match free to air, so viewers in either nation can watch without paying. TechRadar also lists options for other countries, including Fox Soccer Plus in the US, DAZN in Canada and beIN Sports Connect in Australia.

In the US, Fox Soccer Plus can be reached through services such as Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo and DirecTV Stream. TechRadar notes Fox One costs $19.99 a month and carries several Nations League fixtures, including this one.

DAZN's Canadian plans start at CA$24.99 a month. In Australia, beIN Sports Connect costs AU$16.99 a month or AU$169.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial offered.

TechRadar points out that a VPN, or virtual private network, can make a device appear to be in the home country, which helps fans access their usual streaming service while travelling. Its advice concerns access to services viewers already pay for or that are free where they live.

What is at stake in Group B1

Scotland sit third in Group B1 after poor home defeats by Switzerland and Slovenia under manager Sebastien Pocognoli. TechRadar reports the team needs four points from the last two fixtures to have a chance of reaching the promotion playoffs.

A draw or worse against North Macedonia could leave Scotland at risk of relegation. The opponents are bottom of the group with no points, but they can still pass Scotland to avoid the drop.

North Macedonia have not won since Goce Sedloski took charge in December of last year, and the team has not scored in that time. TechRadar adds that he has left out striker Bojan Miovski, despite the forward's strong scoring record with Rangers in the previous season.

Team news to watch

Scotland receive a boost with Scott McTominay expected to play for the first time under Pocognoli. He had minor heart surgery before the last international window.

According to TechRadar, McTominay has scored five goals in eight starts for Napoli since returning. Che Adams and Kieran Tierney are also fit again, and midfielders John McGinn, Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson and Billy Gilmour are in strong form at their clubs.

Kick-off time around the world

The match starts at 7.45pm local time in Glasgow on Friday 13 November. That is 2.45pm ET and 11.45am PT in the United States.

The early US start time means viewers on the east coast can watch over lunch, while Australian fans would need to tune in overnight if using the beIN service. Check the listed broadcasters before kick-off to confirm coverage in your region.