What channel is Scotland v Switzerland? TV and live stream for Nations League match
How to watch Scotland v Switzerland
Sebastien Pocognoli will make his Hampden bow on Tuesday night when Scotland host Switzerland in Nations League Group B1.
The new Scotland head coach started his tenure with a goalless draw against Slovenia on Saturday and will hope to build on a more encouraging second half display after a difficult opening 45 minutes in Ljubljana.
The 39-year-old Belgian and his front-footed, attack-minded approach will face a bigger challenge in his maiden home match against a Swiss side ranked 14th in the Fifa world rankings and who reached the quarter-finals of this summer’s World Cup.
A crowd of around 45,000 is expected at the national stadium for the second match of an extended four-game international window, with Scotland facing a trip to North Macedonia on Saturday before hosting Slovenia next Tuesday.
Ahead of the game Pocognoli hinted that he could make changes to his starting line-up. “Am I considering making changes? We have four games so like I said, I will try to find the balance to get results," he said. "But also to see a different approach on the pitch, a different profile and I think during the four games we will have a different kind of experimentation The idea is to have the most information after the camp to use in the future, but also to be the best in a numeric aspect.”


Scotland v Switzerland match details
The Nations League B1 fixture between Scotland and Switzerland takes place at Hampden Park, Glasgow, on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. Kick-off is 7.45pm.
Scotland v Switzerland TV channel
The match will be shown live on BBC 2 and the BBC Scotland channel. Coverage gets underway at 7.30pm with host Steven Thompson joined by former Scotland internationalists Scott Brown and Stephen O'Donnell.
Scotland v Switzerland live stream
The game will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website and the BBC iPlayer app.
Scotland v Switzerland referee and VAR
A team of Serbian officials will be in charge at Hampden. The referee is Nenad Minaković, who was in the middle when Rangers were knocked out of Europe by Jablonec last month. The assistant referees are Nikola Borović and Boško Božović. Fourth official is Milan Mitić while the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is Momčilo Marković, who will be assisted by Aleksandar Živković.
Switzerland are favourites to win priced at 10/11. A draw is 13/5 while a Scotland victory is 7/2 - via oddschecker.com.
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