Steve Clarke now knows Scotland's opponents in the Nations League play-off round (Image: PA)
Scotland will face Greece in the Nations League play-off.
The first leg will be away with the return fixture at Hampden.
The matches are scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 20 and Sunday, March 23, 2025.
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Scotland are in the play-off round having finished third League A Group 1 following the victory over Poland.
Steve Clarke's side can keep their slot in the top tier of the Nations League by winning the play-off.
Defeat would mean dropping into League B with Greece taking the top slot instead.
More to follow.
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