SCOTLAND travel to Ireland this weekend for another Nations League match.
Steve Clarke's side got their latest qualifying campaign off to a winning start versus Armenia on Wednesday night.
Anthony Ralston and Scott McKenna bagged their first goals respectively for the country.
Ireland have suffered two defeats on the bounce to start the section B group stage.
So Scotland will be looking to make it three, and continue their push to win the group.
When is Republic of Ireland vs Scotland?
Ireland take on Scotland TODAY on Saturday, June 11.
The match kicks-off at 5pm.
It will be played at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
Is Republic of Ireland vs Scotland on TV and can I live stream it?
Yes, the game will be broadcast live on TV.
Premier Sports will showcase the game on their Premier Sports 1 channel.
Non-subscribers will be able to purchase a one-game pass for the match for £9.99.
Subscribers will also be able to live stream the game on the app and website.
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