Scotland vs Morocco

Scotland face Morocco in a pivotal Group C clash, live from Gillette Stadium, Foxborough — here’s your full guide to the kick-off time, how to watch Scotland vs Morocco Live, squad lists, and our match prediction.

Match Snapshot

DetailInformation
MatchScotland vs Morocco
DateFriday, 19 June 2026
Kick-off (ET)6:00 PM ET
Kick-off (GMT)11:00 PM GMT
Kick-off (BST)11:00 PM BST
Kick-off (Scotland Local)11:00 PM BST
Kick-off (Morocco Local)12:00 AM WAT (20 June)
VenueGillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA
StageGroup C — Match Day 2

How to Watch Scotland vs Morocco Live Stream Online

USA — FOX Sports / FOX One App

  1. Visit foxsports.com or download the FOX Sports app on your device.
  2. The FOX family of networks and the FOX Sports app are your complete home for World Cup content — sign in with your TV provider credentials.
  3. Scotland vs Morocco airs on FOX at 6 p.m. ET from Gillette Stadium, Foxborough.
  4. Cord-cutters can also stream the match free on Tubi — no subscription required.

Canada — TSN / CTV

  1. Bell Media holds exclusive rights to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, with full coverage shared across CTV and TSN in English, and RDS and RDS2 in French.
  2. Download the TSN app or CTV app and sign in with your cable or streaming credentials.
  3. Live streaming is also available via TSN+ and the RDS digital platforms.
  4. TSN is additionally accessible through Amazon Prime Video add-on subscriptions in Canada.

UK — ITV1 / ITVX

  1. Scotland’s game against Morocco will be shown on ITV in the UK.
  2. Head to ITVX (itvx.com) or download the ITVX app — no subscription is needed.
  3. Click on the ‘Live’ TV section and the World Cup match being broadcast will be available to view.
  4. Scottish viewers can also tune in on STV or stream via the STV Player app — completely free.

Australia — SBS / SBS On Demand

  1. SBS holds the exclusive broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Australia — all 104 matches air live and free on SBS, SBS Viceland and SBS On Demand.
  2. Download the SBS On Demand app on iOS or Android and update to the latest version.
  3. Sign in to your SBS On Demand account on the devices you plan to watch on — smart TV, phone, tablet or laptop.
  4. Search “FIFA World Cup” within the app and select the Scotland vs Morocco match to stream live for free.

Scotland — STV / STV Player

  1. STV will air the Matchday 2 game against Morocco on free-to-air television in Scotland.
  2. Tune in on STV (channel 3) at 11:00 PM BST, or stream via the STV Player app on any device.
  3. Download the STV Player app from the App Store or Google Play and create a free account.
  4. Navigate to the live TV section and select the World Cup match — no subscription or payment required.

Morocco — SNRT (Arryadia / Al Aoula)

  1. SNRT secured the broadcasting rights from beIN Sports to broadcast Morocco’s 2026 World Cup matches on free national television.
  2. Tune in on Arryadia or Al Aoula channels at midnight WAT (early hours of 20 June).
  3. For premium coverage, subscribe to beIN Sports and access beIN CONNECT for live streaming on mobile.
  4. Visit the beIN CONNECT website or app, sign in with your subscription, and navigate to the FIFA World Cup hub.

Travelling abroad? A reliable VPN can unlock your home broadcaster’s live stream from anywhere in the world.

Connect to a server in your home country before kick-off, then access your usual streaming service as normal. NordVPN and ExpressVPN are two of the most popular options for sports streaming.

Which TV Channels Will Broadcast Scotland vs Morocco?

RegionTV Channel(s)Kick-off Time (Local)
USAFOX6:00 PM ET
CanadaTSN, CTV6:00 PM ET
UKITV1 (STV in Scotland)11:00 PM BST
AustraliaSBS8:00 AM AEST (20 Jun)
ScotlandSTV, STV Player11:00 PM BST
MoroccoSNRT (Arryadia / Al Aoula), beIN Sports12:00 AM WAT (20 Jun)

Both BBC and ITV are free-to-air in the UK, so any viewer with a TV licence can watch without additional subscription fees.

In Morocco, SNRT will broadcast Morocco’s national team matches live for free across its terrestrial channels, while full premium coverage across the MENA region is available via beIN Sports.

Match Preview

Morocco arrives at this World Cup ranked eighth in the world, carrying unfinished business after their historic 2022 semi-final run, while Scotland return to the tournament stage for the first time since 1998 — desperate to prove they belong.

Both sides were in the same group 28 years ago, with Morocco running out 3–0 winners in that edition, giving this rematch an extra layer of history.

Steve Clarke’s Scotland are expected to set up in a compact defensive shape, looking to frustrate Morocco on the counter, with Scott McTominay and John McGinn providing the creative spark through midfield.

Morocco, under new coach Mohamed Ouahbi, are likely to use Achraf Hakimi’s attacking runs down the flank and Brahim Díaz’s invention in the final third to unlock a disciplined Tartan Army backline.

Teenager Tyler Fletcher was drafted in to replace Billy Gilmour following a pre-tournament injury, meaning Scotland may be without one of their more creative midfield outlets.

Key players on both sides are subject to fitness assessments in the days before kick-off, so expect both managers to monitor any knocks from the opening matchday closely.

Scotland Squad for FIFA World Cup 2026

#PositionPlayerClub
1GKCraig GordonHearts
2GKAngus GunnNottingham Forest
3GKLiam KellyRangers
4DEFGrant HanleyHibernian
5DEFJack HendryAl Etiffaq
6DEFAaron HickeyBrentford
7DEFDom HyamWrexham
8DEFScott McKennaDinamo Zagreb
9DEFNathan PattersonEverton
10DEFAnthony RalstonCeltic
11DEFAndy RobertsonLiverpool
12DEFJohn SouttarRangers
13DEFKieran TierneyCeltic
14MIDRyan ChristieBournemouth
15MIDFinlay CurtisKilmarnock
16MIDLewis FergusonBologna
17MIDBen Gannon-DoakBournemouth
18MIDTyler FletcherManchester United
19MIDJohn McGinnAston Villa
20MIDKenny McLeanNorwich City
21MIDScott McTominayNapoli
22FWDChé AdamsTorino
23FWDLyndon DykesCharlton Athletic
24FWDGeorge HirstIpswich Town
25FWDLawrence ShanklandHearts
26FWDRoss StewartSouthampton

Key Players to Watch

  • Scott McTominay: Scotland’s heartbeat in midfield — his energy, goals, and leadership at Napoli make him the most dangerous player in the Tartan Army squad.
  • Andy Robertson: The captain arrives with 92 caps, the most experienced member of the squad, and his overlapping runs down the left could be crucial in creating space against Morocco’s organised defence.
  • John McGinn: McGinn has scored 20 goals in his 85 appearances for the national team and consistently delivers in big moments — expect him to be central to Scotland’s attacking threat.

Morocco Squad for FIFA World Cup 2026

#PositionPlayerClub
1GKYassine BounouAl Hilal
2GKMunir El KajouiRS Berkane
3GKAhmed Reda TagnaoutiAS FAR
4DEFAchraf HakimiParis Saint-Germain
5DEFNoussair MazraouiManchester United
6DEFNayef AguerdOlympique Marseille
7DEFChadi RiadCrystal Palace
8DEFIssa DiopFulham
9DEFAnass Salah-EddinePSV Eindhoven
10DEFZakaria El OuahdiKRC Genk
11DEFRedouane HalhalKV Mechelen
12DEFYoussef BelammariAl Ahly
13MIDSofyan AmrabatReal Betis
14MIDAzzedine OunahiGirona
15MIDNeil El AynaouiAS Roma
16MIDBilal El KhannoussVfB Stuttgart
17MIDIsmael SaibariPSV Eindhoven
18MIDSamir El MourabetStrasbourg
19MIDAyyoub BouaddiLille
20MIDYassine GessimeStrasbourg
21FWDBrahim DíazReal Madrid
22FWDAyoub El KaabiOlympiacos
23FWDAbde EzzalzouliReal Betis
24FWDSoufiane RahimiAl Ain
25FWDChemsdine TalbiSunderland
26FWDAyoube AmaimouniEintracht Frankfurt

Key Players to Watch

  • Achraf Hakimi: The PSG defender has fully established himself as a global superstar thanks to his speed, personality and ability to deliver in the biggest matches — he is Morocco’s captain and talisman.
  • Brahim Díaz: The Real Madrid playmaker is quick, clever, and capable of producing something out of nothing — giving Morocco a touch of genuine magic between the lines.
  • Sofyan Amrabat: The Real Betis enforcer anchors Morocco’s midfield with his tenacity and reading of the game, protecting the defence and launching attacks — a player Scotland’s forwards must neutralise.

Upcoming Match Schedule

Scotland — Next Fixtures

DateOpponentStageVenueTime (ET)
13 Jun 2026HaitiGroup C — MD1Gillette Stadium9:00 PM ET
19 Jun 2026MoroccoGroup C — MD2Gillette Stadium6:00 PM ET
24 Jun 2026BrazilGroup C — MD3Hard Rock Stadium6:00 PM ET

Morocco — Next Fixtures

DateOpponentStageVenueTime (ET)
13 Jun 2026BrazilGroup C — MD1MetLife Stadium6:00 PM ET
19 Jun 2026ScotlandGroup C — MD2Gillette Stadium6:00 PM ET
24 Jun 2026HaitiGroup C — MD3Mercedes-Benz Stadium6:00 PM ET

Scotland vs Morocco Prediction

Morocco hold the clear edge on paper — ranked eighth in the world, packed with Champions League and Premier League talent, and carrying genuine semi-final pedigree from 2022.

Achraf Hakimi, Brahim Díaz, and the experience of their squad give them the tools to dismantle a Scotland side that, by contrast, has been away from the World Cup for 28 years.

That said, Scotland will be fired up by the Tartan Army and the weight of a nation’s hope — and football has a habit of humbling favourites.

  • We predict Morocco 2–0 Scotland, but Steve Clarke’s side will make it an uncomfortable night before quality ultimately tells.

FAQs

What time does Scotland vs Morocco kick off?

Scotland vs Morocco kicks off at 6:00 PM ET on Friday, 19 June 2026, from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. That’s 11:00 PM GMT / BST for UK and Scottish viewers.

Where can I watch Scotland vs Morocco in the UK?

Scotland’s game against Morocco will be shown on ITV in the UK, with the match streaming free on ITVX. Scottish viewers can also watch on STV and via the STV Player app.

What is the head-to-head record between Scotland and Morocco?

The two sides met previously at the 1998 FIFA World Cup, with Morocco winning 3–0 in the group stage — their only competitive meeting to date, making this a rematch 28 years in the making.

Who is the key player to watch in Scotland vs Morocco?

Achraf Hakimi is Morocco’s standout threat — a world-class right-back who creates and scores at the highest level. For Scotland, Scott McTominay is one of the biggest goal threats and the player most likely to spark an upset.

Who will win Scotland vs Morocco?

Morocco are strong favourites given their FIFA ranking and squad quality, but Scotland’s tournament debut after 28 years means emotions will run high. We lean towards a comfortable Morocco victory, though the Tartan Army’s passion will ensure it’s not a walkover.

Imrul Kawser
Imrul Kawser is a Senior Sports Media Analyst at Surprise Sports, specializing in global broadcasting rights, cord-cutting logistics, and digital streaming platforms. With over five years of experience navigating complex media landscapes, Imrul breaks down regional blackout restrictions and OTT platform updates to help fans worldwide access live matches legally and seamlessly.