Greece vs Scotland Prediction World Cup Qualifiers 15.11.2025
Greece vs Scotland Prediction World Cup Qualifiers
Greece vs Scotland Prediction and Betting Tips for the FIFA World Cup qualifiers, scheduled for Saturday, November 15, 2025, at 19:45 GMT. The clash at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium in Piraeus will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime and DAZN. Scotland come into this game unbeaten in the group, while Greece desperately need to restore some pride. For more insights and data-driven analysis, explore our detailed World Cup Predictions at XpertStats.
- Scotland remain unbeaten in their last five competitive games.
- Greece have lost three straight qualifiers, conceding nine goals.
- Scott McTominay has been directly involved in three goals in his last five matches.
- Over 2.5 goals have been scored in the last two meetings between these sides.
Scotland’s campaign under Steve Clarke has been a mix of grit and gradual evolution. Their 3-1 win over Greece in October wasn’t flawless, but it showed maturity: a team comfortable grinding out results when it matters. The Tartan Army followed that with a 2-1 win against Belarus, keeping their automatic qualification hopes alive. Can Clarke’s men really pull off another composed performance away from home? That’s the big question in Piraeus.
Clarke faces some selection headaches, with Billy Gilmour sidelined and veteran keeper Craig Gordon possibly returning between the sticks. Still, Scotland have form on their side. They’re unbeaten in five and haven’t lost an away qualifier since 2022. Players like McTominay, McGinn, and Ferguson offer drive and creativity from midfield, while Che Adams keeps defenses honest with his pressing. That said, Greece at home can be unpredictable and their crowd knows how to make things uncomfortable.
For Greece, it’s been a frustrating run. Three consecutive defeats have ended their World Cup dreams, but Ivan Jovanovic’s side will be eager to finish strong. The 3-0 win in Glasgow back in March feels like a distant memory now, replaced by questions about consistency and defensive frailty. Conceding nine in three games isn’t the record they’d hoped for. Even so, with players like Pavlidis and Tzolis, they’ve still got the firepower to trouble any defense.
It’s hard to say how this one will end, but the energy in Piraeus will be electric. Scotland are chasing history, Greece are fighting pride. Both sides have something left to prove. One thing’s certain: this won’t be a quiet night under the floodlights. For more international match previews and analytical breakdowns, check out our latest coverage of World Cup Predictions on XpertStats.
Greece are expected to field an experienced side against Scotland despite being out of World Cup contention, with analyst Stephen Kountourou noting that Ivan Jovanovic wants to reinforce belief in the team’s long-term project. While Scotland eye another away win, Greece aim to restore confidence and demonstrate progress ahead of future European Championship qualifiers. Source: BBC Sport
Backing Scotland on the double chance (X2) feels like the smart call here. The visitors are unbeaten in five, showing both composure and balance under pressure. Steve Clarke’s squad has found stability in midfield, with McTominay and McGinn dictating play. Away from home, Scotland have collected points consistently, with four wins and a draw in their last five qualifiers on foreign soil. Greece, meanwhile, have been leaking goals — nine in their last three matches. Their defense looks vulnerable, especially late in games. While the Greeks are tough at home, their confidence is clearly shaken after three straight losses. Scotland, with their compact setup and counterattacking style, should at least manage a draw. The motivation is different too: the Tartan Army are still chasing automatic qualification, while Greece are playing for pride. That contrast often decides these tight fixtures.
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FAQ – Greece vs Scotland Prediction
Who will win between Greece and Scotland?
Scotland are slight favourites based on current form, but Greece at home are unpredictable and could spring a surprise.
Where can I watch Greece vs Scotland live?
The Greece vs Scotland FIFA World Cup qualifier will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime and DAZN.
What time does Greece vs Scotland start?
Kick-off is scheduled for 19:45 (GMT) on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
