Can Scotland end their winless run against Portugal tonight?
19:45 Tuesday
Scotland and Portugal meet for the second time in League A Group 1 of the Nations League.
Scotland vs Portugal Prediction
Scotland fell to a 2-1 loss in Croatia last time out to extend their winless run to seven matches.
The Tartan Army have now lost their last four. Portugal made it three wins from three in the UEFA Nations League as they defeated Poland 3-1 in Warsaw last week.
Portugal should have what it takes to claim another three points but Scotland won’t make things easy for Roberto Martinez’s side.
Score Prediction: Scotland 1-2 Portugal
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Scotland vs Portugal Lineups
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Scotland Predicted Lineup vs Portugal
Gordon, Robertson, Hanley, Souttar, Ralston, Gilmour, McLean, Doak, McTominay, Christie, Adams
Portugal Predicted Lineup vs Scotland
Costa, Mendes, Veiga, Dias, Dalot, Fernandes, Palhinha, Silva, Leão, Ronaldo, Neto
Scotland vs Portugal Team News
- Scotland came through their loss to Croatia unscathed.
- Che Adams may come in for Lyndon Dykes up front.
- Joao Palhinha, who missed the win over Poland, may start in place of Ruben Neves in the middle of the park.
Scotland vs Portugal Odds
| Result | Best Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Scotland | 11/2 | 15% |
| Draw | 7/2 | 22% |
| Portugal | 4/7 | 64% |
Scotland vs Portugal Bet Builder Tips
Our bet builder tips for Scotland vs Portugal features Scott McTominay to have over 0.5 shots on target, Bruno Fernandes over 1.5 shots on target and Grant Hanley over 1.5 fouls.
At the time of publishing it is a best price of 33/1 with Paddy Power and can be found as short as 14/1 elsewhere.
Scott McTominay is averaging 3.7 shots per game in the Nations League and has hit the target two times in two games including the reverse fixture of this game.
He had an off game against Croatia but still had two good opportunities to hit the target.
Bruno Fernandes is averaging 4.7 shots per game in the Nations League and has hit the target twice in all three games so far.
Grant Hanley looks good value for two fouls, facing the likes of Ronaldo, Fernandes and Leao.
He is averaging 1.3 fouls a game, a picked up a yellow card last game and will be busy with Portugal's array of attacking talent.
