Scotland face Brazil today, looking to reach the World Cup knockout phase for the first time in their history.
Steve Clarke’s men lost 1-0 to Morocco in Boston in their last game, but a 1-0 win over Haiti in the Group C opener means they can still progress through to the last 32.
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Five-time winners Brazil started slowly in the group, being outplayed by Morocco in a 1-1 draw before swatting aside Haiti 3-0.
But they have yet to kick into gear, so head coach Carlo Ancelotti has his work cut out to mastermind a deep run in the tournament.
Date, kick-off time and venue
Scotland vs Brazil is scheduled for an 11pm BST kick-off today on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.
The match will take place at Miami Stadium (Hard Rock Stadium) in Florida, USA.
Where to watch Scotland vs Brazil for FREE
TV channel: In the UK, the game will be televised live and free-to-air on BBC One with coverage starting at 10pm.
Live stream: UK viewers can also catch the contest live online via the BBC iPlayer or BBC Sport website.
Live blog: You can follow all the action on matchday via Standard Sport’s live blog.
Free highlights: World Cup highlights are available on FIFA’s official YouTube channel, along with the BBC iPlayer and ITVX app.
Scotland vs Brazil team news
There are no new injury concerns for the Tartan Army, as talisman Scott McTominay will look to make his mark on the biggest stage, after seeing a penalty appeal waved away against the Moroccans.
Clarke has some selection dilemmas: winger Ben Gannon-Doak started against Haiti and was then dropped against Morocco, but his dribbling skills can disrupt any defence.
John McGinn and Ryan Christie were seen as alternate options in central midfield, but Clarke played both against Morocco, pushing McTominay into a No10 role behind Che Adams.
Will Clarke stick or twist here?
Scotland squad: Craig Gordon, Angus Gunn, Liam Kelly, Grant Hanley, Jack Hendry, Aaron Hickey, Dom Hyam, Scott McKenna, Nathan Patterson, Anthony Ralston, Andy Robertson, John Souttar, Kieran Tierney, Ryan Christie, Findlay Curtis, Lewis Ferguson, Ben Gannon-Doak, Tyler Fletcher, John McGinn, Kenny McLean, Scott McTominay. Che Adams, Lyndon Dykes, George Hirst, Lawrence Shankland, Ross Stewart
Neymar has been confirmed as available for this game by Ancelotti after missing the first two for Brazil, but the Italian will be more concerned by the hamstring injury picked up by Barcelona forward Raphinha, with reports suggesting he’ll miss out.
Matheus Cunha’s double against Haiti vindicated Ancelotti’s decision to drop Brentford striker Igor Thiago after an ineffectual display against Morocco.
Brazil squad: Alisson Becker, Ederson, Weverton, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhaes, Gleison Bremer, Leo Pereira, Roger Ibanez, Wesley Franca, Danilo, Alex Sandro, Douglas Santos, Casemiro, Bruno Guimaraes, Fabinho, Danilo, Lucas Paqueta, Vinicius Jr, Raphinha, Matheus Cunha, Luiz Henrique, Gabriel Martinelli, Neymar, Endrick, Rayan, Igor Thiago
Scotland vs Brazil prediction
Brazil have looked shaky so far, being outplayed by Morocco and appearing unconvincing against Haiti, but they have a lot of quality in the form of Vinicius Jr and Matheus Cunha, among others.
Scotland also do not need to win here: a 1-0 defeat could take them through as a best third-placed side.
Scotland could be dumped out by a convincing win for Brazil, who finally announce themselves at this tournament.
Brazil to win, 3-0.
Head to head (h2h) history and results
Scotland wins: 0
Brazil wins: 8
Draws: 2
Scotland vs Brazil match odds
Odds via betting sites (subject to change).
