The upcoming match between Slovenia and Scotland will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC Scotland in the UK, with on-demand coverage available on BBC iPlayer. The game is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, with kick-off at 9am ET / 2pm BST. In the United States, Fox Sports 2 and Fox One will broadcast the match. In Canada, DAZN will show the game with a subscription starting at CA$24.99/month. In Australia, beIN Sports will broadcast the match with subscriptions starting at $16.99/month and a 7-day free trial available. For viewers outside their home country, using a virtual private network (VPN) can help access their usual service. NordVPN is recommended as a provider, offering up to 75% off and additional benefits. Scotland is under new management following the exit of Steve Clarke post-World Cup, with Sebastien Pocognoli set to take charge of his first match as Scotland boss in the Nations League. Pocognoli has given several players a clean slate and has recalled Oli McBurnie after five years away from the national team, along with seven uncapped players making the cut for his first squad. For Slovenia, the return from injury for Benjamin Sesko will be a significant boost, with the Manchester United player already scoring at club level since his comeback. Jan Oblak will be the goalkeeper aiming to stop McBurnie and co. in the Slovenia goal. Scotland and Slovenia have met five times in their history, with Scotland remaining unbeaten against Slovenia. Scotland has won two and drawn three of those encounters. They were paired up for World Cup qualifiers in 2017, with Scotland claiming a 1-0 win at Hampden Park and a 2-2 draw in Slovenia.