INTERNATIONAL football returns this week as Alex McLeish's second era in charge of Scotland gets underway.
The Tartan Army host Costa Rica on Friday before travelling to Hungary next week in a friendly double-header.
The Hampden clash will be shown live on Sky Sports at 7.45pm at the end of the week before BBC One Scotland broadcast the clash in Budapest on Tuesday at 7pm.
Elsewhere, some high-profile match-ups are set to take place ahead of this summer's World Cup, including Germany v Spain on Friday and England v Italy next Tuesday.
Wednesday 21st March 2018
Hungary U19 v England U19
UEFA Under-19 Championship Elite Round
13:00
FreeSports
Barrow v Hartlepool United
National League
19:45
BT Sport 1 / BT Sport 4K UHD
Thursday 22nd March 2018
China v Wales
China Cup Semi-Final
11:35
BBC One Wales
Friday 23rd March 2018
Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Hyundai A-League
08:50
BT Sport 1
England U18 v Scotland U18
Centenary Shield
19:00
FreeSports
Netherlands v England
International Friendly
19:45
ITV
Germany v Spain
International Friendly
19:45
BT Sport 3
Scotland v Costa Rica
International Friendly
19:45
Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
Saturday 24th March 2018
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC
Hyundai A-League
06:35
BT Sport 1
Melbourne City v Western Sydney Wanderers
Hyundai A-League
08:50
BT Sport 1
Tranmere Rovers v Eastleigh
National League
12:15
BT Sport 1 / BT Sport 4K UHD
Northern Ireland v South Korea
International Friendly
14:00
FreeSports
Dumbarton v Inverness CT
Irn-Bru Cup Final
16:15
BBC ALBA
Luton Town v Barnet
League Two
17:15
Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
England U21 v Romania U21
International Friendly
17:15
BT Sport 2
FC Dallas v Portland Timbers
MLS
19:30
Sky Sports Football
Columbus Crew v DC United
MLS
22:00
Sky Sports Football
Sunday 25th March 2018
Wellington Phoenix v Brisbane Roar
Hyundai A-League
07:00
BT Sport 1
Perth Glory v Melbourne Victory
Hyundai A-League
09:00
BT Sport 1
Alcorcon v Gimnastic
La Liga 2
11:00
FreeSports
Chesterfield v Notts County
League Two
13:30
Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
The New Saints v Cefn Druids
Welsh Premier League
14:00
S4C
Chelsea Ladies v Reading FC Women
FA Women's Super League
14:00
BBC Red Button
Portsmouth v Oxford United
League One
16:00
Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
TBC
Primeira Liga
17:00
FreeSports
Monday 26th March 2018
Wales v TBC
China Cup
TBC
S4C
Warrenpoint Town v Crusaders
Northern Irish Premiership
19:45
Sky Sports Football
Tuesday 27th March 2018
England U19 v Macedonia U19
UEFA Under-19 Championship Elite Round
13:00
FreeSports
England U21 v Ukraine U21
International Friendly
18:00
BT Sport 1 / BT Sport 4K UHD
Hungary v Scotland
International Friendly
19:00
BBC One Scotland
Germany v Brazil
International Friendly
19:45
BT Sport 2
England v Italy
International Friendly
20:00
ITV
Spain v Argentina
International Friendly
20:30
Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
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