Scotland face North Macedonia in a UEFA Nations League match at Hampden Park on Friday, 13 November. The fixture is a chance for Steve Clarke's side to stay in League B after a mixed run of recent results, with their form over the last four matches showing one win, one draw and two defeats.
Their last outing was a 2-1 home defeat to Slovenia on 6 October, where Ryan Christie scored a first-half goal in the 31st minute from an Oliver McBurnie assist. That result left Scotland's form over their last four matches reading one win, one draw and two defeats. They will be confident of improving that record against North Macedonia, having beaten them 2-0 away just a week before the Slovenia game. Kieron Bowie and John McGinn scored the goals in Skopje on 3 October, with Bowie netting in the 7th minute from a Billy Gilmour assist and McGinn converting a penalty in the 69th minute.
Scotland's recent results have been inconsistent. Following the win in North Macedonia, they lost 3-0 at home to Switzerland on 29 September and drew 0-0 away to Slovenia three days earlier. This sequence means their last four results, reading most recent first, are a loss, a win, a loss, and a draw. You can review the full sequence of results on our fixtures page.
Scotland hold a strong historical advantage in this fixture. In the last four recorded meetings, they have won twice, drawn once and lost once. Their most commanding result was a 2-0 home victory back in 2009. The upcoming match offers a quick opportunity to avenge their only defeat in that sequence, a 1-0 loss in 2010, and follows their recent 2-0 away win against the same opponents on 3 October.
Standard single match tickets for the Hampden Park clash are available via the official portal, with prices starting from approximately €35. Secondary market platforms list tickets from around €90.
North Macedonia travel to Glasgow in poor form, having conceded fifteen goals in their last five matches, including heavy defeats to Wales, Turkey and Denmark. Scotland's next fixture after this is also at home, as they continue their Nations League campaign. The squad will be looking to key performers like Christie and McGinn to provide the attacking threat in front of a home crowd seeking a positive response.
