Scotland Draws Greece in Nations League Play-Offs
Scotland Draws Greece in Nations League Play-Offs

Scotland Draws Greece in Nations League Play-Offs

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Scotland will face Greece in a crucial two-legged play-off for the Nations League to maintain their position in the top tier, with the first match scheduled for March 20, 2025, in Greece and the return leg on March 23 in Glasgow. Under coach Steve Clarke, Scotland aims to build on their recent positive momentum after a stoppage-time win over Poland secured their third place in Group A1 and avoided relegation. Clarke acknowledges the challenge posed by Greece, who have only lost to top teams like England and France in the past two years, but remains confident after Scotland earned seven points from their last three competitive matches. Historically, Scotland and Greece have faced each other only twice, during Euro 96 qualifying, with both teams achieving one win each. The play-off serves as an opportunity for Scotland to solidify their standing ahead of World Cup qualification. Meanwhile, the Republic of Ireland is also looking to avoid relegation against Bulgaria in the Nations League play-offs.

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