Scotland international Kenny McLean will join the punditry team for Monday's showdown with Czech Republic.
The Norwich City midfielder will offer insight and analysis for the nation's Euro 2020 opener at Hampden having been ruled out of the tournament through injury.
Former St Mirren and Aberdeen star McLean suffered a knee ligament problem in May having been a regular fixture in the squad throughout qualifying including in the playoff shoot-out victories.
He will be joined in the studio by former Scotland captain Darren Fletcher and ex-Scotland women's manager Shelley Kerr on the BBC.
Commentary on the day will be provided by Rob McLean and another Scotland favourite in James McFadden.
Steve Clarke's side open their Group D campaign at 2pm with 12,000 supporters set to attend at the national stadium.
Group rivals England and Croatia squared off at Wembley on Sunday to give Scotland a first look at their competition to reach the knockout stages.
Raheem Sterling's second-half goal gave the Three Lions their first ever opening day win at the Euros.
