Scotland's World Cup play-off final will be free-to-air - but only if the men's team can first beat Ukraine.
Sky - which holds the broadcast rights to the crunch games - told MPs said that if Steve Clarke's side can win the delayed semi-final play off then the next match will be freely available in the UK.
Ali Law, director of policy at the broadcasting giant, told Westminster's Scottish Affairs Committee that because the qualifying final would be a “moment of national importance” arrangements would be made to show it for free.
