Live International Football is next on TV on Saturday 26 September at 1:45 pm on BBC One London. The scheduled broadcast is Slovenia v Scotland 26.09.

Slovenia v Scotland 26.09

1:45 pm 4:10 pm Saturday 26 September

On BBC One London (1)

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Live International Football is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):

Sat 26
1:45 pm ends 4:10 pm

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Slovenia v Scotland 26.09 — Live International Football

SPORTS

Slovenia v Scotland (Kick-off 2.00pm). All the action from both teams' opening UEFA Nations League Group B1 match, held at Stozice Stadium in Ljubljana. Scotland were relegated in the 2024/25 campaign after finishing third in a group containing Portugal, Croatia and Poland before losing to Greece in a play-off. Slovenia finished third in a B-tier group featuring Norway, Austria and Kazakhstan before avoiding relegation by overcoming Slovakia
More Details for Live International Football, Sat 26, 1:45 pm
Mon 28
7:30 pm ends 10:00 pm

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Northern Ireland v Hungary 28.10 — Live International Football

SPORTS

Northern Ireland v Hungary (Kick-off 7.45pm). Stephen Watson presents all the action from the second UEFA Nations League Group B2 match for both teams, held at Windsor Park. The last meeting between the sides came here in 2022, when a goal by Roland Sallai gave Hungary a 2-0 win, but with this fixture coming in between difficult trips to Georgia and against Ukraine in Slovakia, Northern Ireland will be determined to earn a positive result in front of their own fans this time around. With analysis from Stuart Dallas, David Healy and Caragh Hamilton, and commentary by Thomas Kane and Stephen Craigan
More Details for Live International Football, Mon 28, 7:30 pm
Tue 29
7:30 pm ends 10:00 pm

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Scotland v Switzerland 29.09 — Live International Football

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Scotland v Switzerland (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the second UEFA Nations League Group B2 match for both teams, held at Hampden Park. Both these sides qualified for the summer's FIFA World Cup, with Scotland going out at the group stage and the Swiss reaching the quarter-finals. The last meeting between the teams was in UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany, when they shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw, but both nations will be looking for three points this time around to boost their chances of winning a group also containing Slovenia and North Macedonia
More Details for Live International Football, Tue 29, 7:30 pm