Record Sport’s Hotline LIVE is broadcasting from the United States as Scotland embark on their first World Cup appearance in 28 years.
Daniel Caw hosts the show alongside Record Sport’s Keith Jackson and Scott McDermott, who touched down on American soil on Sunday alongside Steve Clarke’s squad.
Scotland’s opening World Cup group game comes against Haiti on June 14, with the team targeting a historic run deep into the tournament.
Clarke’s men are aiming to become the first Scotland side to ever reach the knockout stage of a major tournament, a feat that has so far eluded every previous generation.
The trio will follow the squad through a training camp in Fort Lauderdale before heading to Charlotte, South Carolina, as preparations intensify.
Ahead of Saturday’s final warm-up fixture against Bolivia, the team will travel to New Jersey, where Hotline LIVE will also be present to capture all the build-up.
Scotland will then move on to Boston and Miami for their group stage matches, which include meetings with Haiti, Morocco and Brazil.
The upcoming encounters with Morocco and Brazil carry added weight, coming almost 30 years after Scotland last faced both nations on the world stage.
The Hotline LIVE team will cover all pre-match build-up, live reaction after full-time, and everything in between throughout Scotland’s World Cup campaign.
The first episode kicks off at 9pm UK time on X, the Daily Record YouTube channel and Facebook, with viewers encouraged to email [email protected] with their points for Daniel, Keith and Scott to address live on air.
Fans can also access unlimited Daily Record World Cup coverage, including match reports and exclusive interviews, for just £1 per month through the publication’s subscriber offer aimed at the Tartan Army.
Hotline LIVE airs every Sunday to Thursday, while Record Sport’s podcast Game On is available every Friday for further sporting coverage.
