Greece vs. Scotland – composition, statistics and visualization

Scotland strives to keep its place in the highest level of the National League when they take Greece in the first game of their playoff to promote/fall on Thursday.

Steve Clark’s tartan army intends to spray at the highest level of international football after reaching the last two European championships, but will have to remain in League A if they want to keep their reputation before the World Cup qualifications.

By the last three campaign games, the Scots seemed to be an immediate return to the second level after losing each of their first five games.

But after raising their first point in aimless draw with Portugal in October, midfielder John McGin inspired the victories over Croatia and Poland to secure third place in A1.

Greece also has a goal to reach the highest level for the first time, although after being unhappy to graduate as runners-up in League B2, coinciding with the record of England of five wins and one defeat.

This even tilted an impressive victory over the three Wembley Lions, and after winning six of their last seven in all competitions, they will be confident when they welcome the Scots.

🇬🇷 Greece have their first Wembley goal! 🇬🇷

Vangelis Pavlidis points to his hand on a tribute to George Baldok ⇒#Itvfootball | #Nationsleague pic.twitter.com/drigky1h0u

– ITV football (@itvfootball) October 10, 2024

Greece vs news of the Scotland team

Young Starlet Ben Doac will miss both legs due to a serious thigh injury, but Clark was able to recall that Adams and Lewis Ferguson, the last of which he sat down at Euro 2024.

Lawrence Schenkland has lost its place in the older country by the young man James Wilson, while Lenon Miller and George Hearst won their first calls.

Vangelis Pavlidis will Spearheard Attack in Greece after scoring 20 goals in all Benfica competitions this season and will be supported by the Brugge Brugge Christos Tzolis striker, which is regular in the Champions League this season.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Steve Clark baptizes his first Scotland of the Year team while preparing to face Greece next week.

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– Scotland National Team (@Scotlandnt) March 11, 2025

Greece vs. Scotland predicts composition

Greece: Vlachodimos? Company, Mavropanos, Chatzidiakos, Tsimikas; Mantalos, Siopis; Masouras, Pelkas, Tzolis; Ioanidis

Scotland: Gordon; Ralston, Suttar, Khanley, Robertson; Gilmore, Ferguson; McGinn, McTominay, Christie; Adams

How to watch Greece against Scotland – television channel, stream

The game starts at 7.45 pm the United Kingdom and is available for viewing at the BBC Scotland.