Auld footballing rivals Scotland and England are clashing for a friendly following the latest round of Euro 2024 qualifying fixtures.
This game comes off the back of a successful run for Steve Clarke's Scotland with the national football team winning all of its Euro 2024 qualifying games so far.
Scotland last played Cyprus, beating the Mediterranean nation 3-0. The Three Lions lost out on a perfect record after drawing 1-1 with Ukraine.
With the Scotland vs. England game at Hampden only hours away, here is how to watch the match and everything else you need to know.
🏴 M A T C H D A Y 🏴
— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) September 12, 2023
🆚 Scotland v England
🏆 150th Anniversary Heritage Match
⏰ 7.45pm
🏟️ @HampdenPark
📺 Live on @Channel4
➡️ Preview: https://t.co/uIfTOBkmuI#SCOENG pic.twitter.com/mPYEQDoHc2
When are Scotland playing England?
The Scotland v England match is taking place today with the fixture being played at Hampden. Kickoff for the game is at 7:45pm.
What are the betting odds for the Scotland v England match?
According to the Radio Times, the betting odds for tonight's game from bet365 are 10/3 for Steve Clarke's Scotland and 3/4 for England as winners.
The latest odds can be found on the bookies' website.
How do I watch the Scotland v England game?
The game will be available to watch on Channel 4 for free with coverage beginning before kickoff at 7pm.
Those wishing to stream the game on their laptops, smartphones and tablets can do so by logging into Channel 4 streaming platform All 4.
Coverage of the friendly match can also be listened to on TalkSPORT which is available on DAB Radio and on the internet.
The Scotland v England match kicks off at 7:45pm on Tuesday, September 12, 2023.
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