Scotland vs Hungary TV channel, start time and how to watch the Euro 2024 game online tomorrow

Scotland must win Hungary achieve a historic place in the round of 16 Euro 2024 as Steve Clarke’s side look to reach the knockout stage of a major international tournament for the first time.

After a dismal opening defeat to hosts Germany, Scotland kept their hopes alive by drawing 1-1 with Switzerland in Cologne to give the Tartan Army hope heading into the final round of Group A.

A win would put Scotland on four points, which will likely be enough to finish as one of the four best third-placed teams at the end of the Euro 2024 group stage.

Anything else won’t be enough given Scotland’s poor goal difference following their 5-1 defeat to Germany on opening night, while Hungary know a win could still be good enough to progress despite reach the last round with zero points.

Germany are already through thanks to wins over Scotland and Hungary, while Switzerland have reached four points following their opening win over Hungary and draw with Scotland.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the Group A decider.

When is Scotland v Hungary?

The match will be played at 8pm BST on Sunday 23 June at the MHPArena in Stuttgart.

What TV channel is it on?

Scotland v Hungary will be broadcast on BBC One, BBC Scotland and BBC iPlayer, with coverage starting at 7pm. You can find a full list of which channels are showing each match here.

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What’s new with the Scottish national team?

Kieran Tierney is out of Euro 2024 after being stretchered off against Switzerland due to a hamstring injury, with the left-back already returning to Arsenal for further assessment. Tierney is likely to be replaced on the left side of the Scotland defense by Scott McKenna unless Steve Clarke decides to change shape and switch to four at the back.

Ryan Porteous remains suspended, but Clarke found a better balance in the team against Switzerland, with Billy Gilmour being moved into midfield, allowing Scott McTominay and John McGinn to advance further. Scotland need to win, so Clarke may be tempted to name a more attacking team, but the forced replacement of McKenna by Tierney may be the only change.

Predicted lineups

Scotland XI: Gunn; Hendry, Hanley, McKenna; Ralston, Gilmour, McGregor, Robertson; McTominay, McGinn; Adams

Hungary XI: Gulacsi; Fiola, Orbán, Dardai; Bolla, A. Nagy, Schafer, Kerkez; Szoboszlai, Sallai; Varga

Chances

Scotland – 10/17

Draw – 3/1

Hungary – 31/20

Prediction

Scotland need to play a perfect game against Hungary and cannot afford some of the moments of inaccuracy that almost cost them the game against Switzerland. But Scotland have turned the corner after their disastrous opening night and believe they can get the job done. Scotland 1-0 Hungary