World Cup Qualifying: Denmark vs Scotland Coverage Details

World Cup Qualifying: Denmark vs Scotland Coverage Details

World Cup Qualifying, Group C: Denmark vs Scotland

Venue: Parken, Copenhagen Date: Friday, 5 September Kick-off: 19:45 BST

Coverage: Viewers can watch live on BBC Scotland, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website & app. Text updates will also be available on the BBC Sport website & app, and listeners can tune in on BBC Radio Scotland & Sounds.

Kelly Cates will host the exclusive television coverage on BBC as Scotland embarks on its quest for World Cup glory this Friday. The BBC secured exclusive rights to broadcast all Scotland men's international football matches on television and radio leading up to the 2026 finals, as announced in March.

Cates, a seasoned television and radio presenter recently added to the flagship Match of the Day program, will lead the studio coverage. Known for being the daughter of Scottish football legend Kenny Dalglish, Cates has already contributed to the pre-match build-up by interviewing head coach Steve Clarke.

In this exclusive interview, Clarke reflected on his experiences watching Scotland in previous World Cups, shared insights on preparations for the current campaign, and discussed the challenges posed by Group C, which also features Belarus and Greece. The interview can be viewed on BBC iPlayer.

When and Where to Watch and Listen

The BBC's contract, part of a broader agreement with UEFA, also includes matches involving Northern Ireland and Wales, marking the first time the broadcaster has secured live rights for all three devolved nations of the UK. This deal encompasses 14 live Scotland matches, commencing with the Nations League play-off first leg in Greece on 20 March.

Coverage of all six World Cup qualifiers kicks off this Friday, with Cates joined by an esteemed panel of pundits, including former Scotland internationals Scott Brown and Neil McCann, as well as ex-Denmark forward Peter Lovenkrands. Additionally, former Scotland forwards James McFadden and Steven Thompson will join commentator Liam McLeod from Copenhagen.

The match will be broadcast live from Copenhagen on BBC Scotland, BBC Two, iPlayer, and online.

Coverage on BBC Scotland begins at 19:15 BST, while BBC Two will start at 19:30.

Radio Coverage

BBC Radio Scotland will provide full live commentary on 810 MW and online.

The radio coverage starts at 19:00, featuring former Scotland centre-half Willie Miller alongside host Kenny Macintyre and Tom English in the studio. Analyst Michael Stewart will join commentator Alasdair Lamont from Copenhagen to provide insights during the match.

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