McTominay, Tierney, and Adams return for Scotland's Nations League matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 11:29 AM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026

Scott McTominay, Kieran Tierney, and Che Adams have been called back into the Scotland squad for upcoming Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland. James Penrice receives his first call-up, alongside uncapped Kristi Montgomery, who retains his spot. Scotland, currently third in Group B1, requires a minimum of four points from these fixtures to have a chance at playoff eligibility. The team struggles with injuries, as Scott McKenna and Kenny McLean miss out. The matches are crucial for Scotland’s hopes of avoiding relegation while Switzerland leads the group after multiple rounds.
- •Scotland plays North Macedonia and Switzerland in Nations League matches.
- •McTominay, Tierney, and Adams return to the squad.
- •James Penrice earns his first international call-up.
- •Scotland is currently third in Group B1.
- •Winning these matches is essential to avoid relegation.
- 11:29 AMYahoo Sports — McTominay returns as Penrice earns first Scotland call
"Scott McTominay, Kieran Tierney and Che Adams return to the Scotland squad, while there is a first call for James Penrice for the remaining Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland.
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