The Scotland - Nigeria friendly will go ahead as planned despite fears of match fixing surrounding the fixture.<br /><br />Reports have surfaced in the British media that the National Crime Agency classified the Wednesday showdown at Craven Cottage, London as a high risk fixture, which could mean irregular betting patterns have been detected.<br /><br />&ldquo;We have liaised with the relevant authorities and will prepare for the match as normal,&rdquo; the Scotland Federation said in a statement.<br /><br />According to respected bookmaker William Hill, the Super Eagles are favoured to win the encounter, as the returns on a Nigeria win are lower than the opponents.<br /><br />This can be explained further. If you bet on Nigeria winning the game and invest&nbsp; =N=1,000 and it comes to pass, the punter gets to pocket =N=2,250 whereas the staker rooting for Scotland earns&nbsp; =N=3,400.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />