Bottom-placed Poland and Scotland will fight for survival as they face off in their final group-stage encounter in the Nations League. 

Poland has been inconsistent throughout the tournament. Michał Probierz’s side are third in Group A with four points from five matches. They are level on points with bottom-side Scotland and are three points behind Croatia. 

A loss or a draw on Monday would get Poland relegated to League B. 

Meanwhile, Scotland is languishing at the bottom of the group and is staring at the relegation. Steve Clarke’s side now has four points from five matches after a recent 1-0 victory over Croatia. They are level on points with Poland, making the upcoming games crucial in their fight to avoid relegation to League B. 

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The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch the match, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.

Poland vs. Scotland live stream, TV channel

Here’s how to watch this UEFA Nations League match in UK:

TV channel: —
Live stream: YouTube

This game is unfortunately not available for live TV broadcast in UK. Meanwhile, the Scottish FA has announced that the games will once again be available to watch for free on YouTube (Scotland national team’s channel).

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What time does Poland vs. Scotland kick off in UK?

This UEFA Nations League clash takes place at the National Stadium Warsaw, Poland and kicks off on Monday, November 18 at 8:45 p.m. local time.

Here’s how that time translates to UK:

Poland vs. Scotland lineups, team news

Poland will be without their star striker, Robert Lewandowski, who is sidelined due to a lower back issue.

Midfielders Jakub Piotrowski and Kacper Kozłowski will also miss out for the Eagles, while defender Paweł Dawidowicz remains unavailable after being forced off in the first half against Croatia last month.

Poland predicted XI (5-3-2, right to left): Bulka (GK) — Frankowski, Piatkowski, Bednarek, Kiwior, Zalewski — S Szymanski, Moder, Zielinski — Swiderski, Piatek

Injured: Lewandowski, Piotrowski, Kozlowski, Dawidowicz
Suspended: None

Scotland will have to cope without Torino striker Che Adams, who is nursing a thigh injury. However, they welcome back Jack Hendry, John McGinn, and Stuart Armstrong, all of whom will return to the starting lineup.

In attack, Lyndon Dykes is expected to lead the line ahead of Tommy Conway and Lawrence Shankland, with McGinn and Scott McTominay providing support from midfield.

Scotland predicted XI (4-5-1, right to left): Gordon (GK) — Ralston, Souttar, Hendry, Robertson — McLean, Gilmour; McGinn, McTominay, Doak — Dykes.

Injured: Che Adams
Suspended: None

Poland vs. Scotland Prediction 

Poland won the previous tie against Scotland in injury time and Lewandowski’s absence will be key here. The return of three injured players has boosted Scotland and they are likely to beat Poland. 

• Prediction: Poland 2-1 Scotland