Premier Sports will be the new home of the Scotland's Men's National team until 2024.
The partnership will kick-off next month with the June Nations League matches.
The deal will see the pay-per-view broadcaster show all SIX Scotland matches in the Group B campaign as well as the UEFA EURO 2024 qualification games and any friendly matches up until June 2024.
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Premier Sports will show THREE Scotland fixtures over the next two years on free-to-air and make highlights of all fixtures available for FREE on the same day as the match.
Premier Sports won the broadcast rights through UEFA’s centralised National Association media rights sales process, whereby UEFA manage and oversee the marketing and sales of broadcast rights for all 55 European nations’ matches, guaranteeing each nation a pre-determined fee as a result.
They already cover Scottish football with rights to both the Scottish Cup and Premier Sports Cup.
The news follows UEFA’s recent announcement that, through their centralised media rights sales process, Nordic broadcaster ViaPlay had won the rights to show Scotland’s matches from 2024-2028, beginning with the 2024 UEFA Nations League campaign.
Scottish FA Chief Executive Ian Maxwell: “It is an exciting time for the Scotland Men’s National Team and we are pleased to welcome Premier Sports as the broadcast partner of the national side to grow their existing domestic Scottish football coverage.
“Premier Sports have been a tremendous supporter of Scottish football since they became the broadcast partner for the Scottish Cup in 2018 and it comes as no surprise to see them recognise the value of Scottish football by becoming the broadcast partner for our men’s national side.
“The deal not only strengthens our relationship with Premier Sports, but also enhances their offering to fans of Scottish football, with subscribers now set to benefit from even more regular high-quality coverage of Scottish football on their channels.”
