Scotland will face Curacao in an international friendly at Hampden Park on Saturday, as Steve Clarke's side finalises preparations for the World Cup. The match is the last home game for Scotland before they head to North America for a warm-up against Bolivia, followed by their World Cup opener against Haiti in June.
Scotland, appearing in their first World Cup in 28 years, have been drawn in Group C alongside Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil. Curacao, managed by former Rangers and Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat, will make their World Cup debut this summer, competing in Group E against Germany, Ecuador, and Ivory Coast.
The match will be broadcast live and free-to-air on BBC One Scotland. Fans can also stream the game via BBC iPlayer or the BBC Sport website. Radio coverage is available on BBC Radio 5 Live, accessible via DAB, MW frequencies, TV packages, or online through the BBC website and BBC Sounds app.
Kick-off is scheduled for Saturday at Hampden Park. For those unable to attend, this is the final opportunity to see the Scotland team on home soil before the tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
