SCOTLAND fans will be able to watch next week's match against Ukraine for free.
Premier Sports own the right to showcase Nations League matches after out-bidding previous holder Sky Sports.
As part of the deal, the broadcaster committed to allowing three Scotland matches being shown on free-to-air TV over the next two-years.
So fans will be able to watch Steve Clarke's side in action against Ukraine on ITV4 as well as Premier Sports 1.
The match takes place on Wednesday, September 21 with a 7.45pm kick-off.
Premier will broadcast all six of Scotland's matches in the 2022 Nations League campaign.
Scotland currently sit in second spot in Group B on six points.
A game against Ireland is wedged in-between another clash with Ukraine in the upcoming international round of fixtures.
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