Sebastien Pocognoli is still waiting for his first win at Hampden, and bottom-of-the-group North Macedonia look like the visitors to finally put that right.
Scotland are third in Nations League B1, three points behind Slovenia, and a slip here would put relegation to League C back on the table. Switzerland away comes three days later, so this is the one they have to get right.
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Scotland vs North Macedonia Betting tips
Scotland host North Macedonia in the UEFA Nations League at Hampden Park in Glasgow on Friday 13 November, with kick-off at 7:45pm.
- Scotland vs North Macedonia tip 1 – Scotland to win, over 2.5 goals and Scott McTominay to score anytime (7/2)
- Scotland vs North Macedonia tip 2 – Over 9.5 corners and over 4.5 cards (7/2)
- Scotland vs North Macedonia tip 3 – John McGinn to score anytime and Scotland to score in both halves (4/1)
McTominay Set To Make Up For Lost Time
North Macedonia are bottom of Group B1 with four defeats from four, ten goals conceded and none scored. In fact, they haven’t scored in any of their last six games. Scotland had 25 shots in Skopje and only found the net twice, so there’s a decent chance of a bigger win this time.
Scott McTominay is back after missing the last camp following minor heart surgery, and he’s scored four goals in his last seven starts for Napoli. Scotland will likely need two wins to stay in the promotion race, so expect them to go for it from the first whistle, and McTominay is a strong shout to arrive in the box at the right moment.
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Corners And Cards Set To Flow At Hampden
Last month’s meeting in Skopje had ten corners, nine of them Scotland’s, and seven cards, five of those yellows for the hosts. Scotland had 38 touches in the North Macedonia box and sent in 27 crosses, and there’s no reason to think they’ll ease off at home against a side that gave away 20 fouls.
Andy Robertson, on 101 caps, draws level with Kenny Dalglish on 102 if he starts on Friday, and you can bet Hampden will be loud for him. Add in the two red cards Scotland picked up in a week last time, and this has all the makings of a spiky night with plenty of set pieces.
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McGinn Out To Move Clear Of Lawrie Reilly
John McGinn’s penalty in Skopje was his 22nd Scotland goal, which put him level with Lawrie Reilly as the country’s fourth-highest scorer. Questions were being asked about his Scotland future before that goal, but he looks a safe bet to start again and one more takes him clear.
Pair him with Scotland scoring in both halves and you’ve got a bet that mirrors how it went in Skopje, with Kieron Bowie finishing on seven minutes and McGinn’s penalty arriving on 69. Scotland were pointing to the spot twice in that game, and if another penalty comes McGinn is likely to take it, so he’s got more than one way to get on the scoresheet.
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