Scotland will take on North Macedonia at Hampden Park on Friday at 7.45 p.m. GMT as Sebastien Pocognoli's men look to bounce back from a home loss to Slovenia in their last match.
That loss has left Scotland third in Group B1 of the UEFA Nations League with four points in four games. Switzerland on 12 points and Slovenia on seven points are above them. North Macedonia have lost all four of their games in the group.
Here's everything you need to know about the game:
What TV channel is Scotland vs North Macedonia on?
The match will be available to watch on BBC 2 and BBC Scotland in the UK, Fox Sports in the U.S., Sony Ten in India, and beIN Sports 3 in Australia.
What time does Scotland vs North Macedonia kick-off?
UK GMT: Friday, November 13, 7:45 p.m.
U.S EST: Friday, November 13, 2:45 p.m.
India IST: Saturday, November 14, 1:15 a.m.
Australia AEDT: Saturday, November 14, 6:45 a.m.
How to live stream Scotland vs North Macedonia
The match will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the UK, fuboTV and ViX in the U.S., Sony LIV in India, and beIN Sports Connect in Australia.
Scotland vs North Macedonia team news and injuries
Scotland
Stephen Walsh is a doubt with a muscle injury, while Scott McKenna misses out due to a back injury picked up playing for Dinamo Zagreb. Also dropping out of the squad are Josh Doig, Colby Donovan, James Wilson and Lennon Miller.
Scotland vs North Macedonia predicted line-ups
Scotland
Angus Gunn
Aaron Hickey | Jack Hendry | Luis Binks
Ben Gannon-Doak | John McGinn | Lewis Ferguson | Billy Gilmour | Andy Robertson
Scott McTominay
Ché Adams
North Macedonia
Stole Dimitrievski
Bojan Ilievski | Anes Meljichi | Visar Musliu | Pablo Acebal
Jani Atanasov | Eljif Elmas
Dimitar Mitrovski| Enis Bardhi | Ljupche Doriev
Elmin Rastoder
Scotland vs North Macedonia talking points
Scott McTominay returns
After undergoing heart surgery in September and missing the first Nations League camp, Scott McTominay is back in the Scotland camp for this international break. Scotland coach Sebastien Pocognoli was delighted at the prospect of welcoming the free-scoring Napoli midfielder back to the fold.
"I have been in contact with Scott from the first day. He missed the first camp with some physical problem," he said.
"We were still in contact during the rehabilitation, when he came back on the pitch. He's one of the captains so there's a special contact with them, but he's looking forward to come, to play for us, to play in a different way, on the pitch and he is very positive, so that's important."
McTominay scored twice in Serie A this season (a brace vs Roma) and thrice in three UEFA Champions League games.
Also back in the squad are Che Adams and Kieran Tierney. There's also a first call up for defender James Penrice (currently on loan with Rangers from AEK Athens).
Can North Macedonia hit back?
Scotland's visit to Skopje was Pocognoli's first win after replacing Steve Clarke, and North Macedonia will be looking to get one right back when they visit Hampden Park.
Former Burnley winger Darko Churlinov told BBC that his side have the quality to compete on equal terms with any opponent, thanks to players like Atalanta's Elif Elmas, Konyaspor's Enis Bardhi, and Valencia's Stole Dimitrievski. "Nowadays, there is no national team that cannot be beaten, so we need to demonstrate that on the pitch," he said.