Scotland vs Brazil — World Cup, Group Stage - 3 (24 June 2026)
Scotland vs Brazil
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For sure I think we're going home: Scotland's World Cup eliminated by Brazil
Scotland eliminated from World Cup 2026 after 3-0 loss to Brazil. Steve Clarke concedes team is 'going home' as defensive errors and knockout mathematics
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Brazil vs Scotland ratings: Vinícius Júnior stars as Brazil win 3-0
Vinícius Júnior’s 9/10 display and Matheus Cunha’s third World Cup goal powered Brazil past Scotland in Group C.
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Scotland player ratings vs Brazil: Vinícius Júnior dominates as McKenna's error costs Scotland
Vinícius Júnior scored twice and Scott McKenna's early error set the tone as Scotland lost 3-0 to Brazil in Miami.
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Brazil player ratings vs Scotland: Vinicius Junior leads the way with 9.3
Vinicius Junior led Brazil’s ratings with a 9.3 as Brazil beat Scotland 3-0, topped Group C and saw Neymar return from the bench in Miami.
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Vinícius Júnior punishes Scotland as Brazil leave qualification doubts behind
Vinícius Júnior scored 2 and earned a 9.0 rating as Brazil beat Scotland 3-0, leaving Scotland in a nervy wait for World Cup qualification.
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Steve Clarke’s bleakest verdict after Brazil expose Scotland’s World Cup fears
Steve Clarke said Scotland made it difficult for themselves after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil, with Vinicius Júnior’s double and a VAR call central.
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Scotland vs Brazil: Clarke weighs Ben Gannon-Doak start
Steve Clarke says Ben Gannon-Doak can bring Scotland something different and may start against Brazil, while defending Scott McTominay and managing Aaron
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John McGinn wants Scotland to show more personality against Brazil
John McGinn wants Scotland to show more personality against Brazil after the Morocco loss, with a point enough to all but secure knockout progress.
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Neymar injury latest: Ancelotti says he will be ready for Scotland
Neymar is set to train individually, join Brazil on Monday and be available against Scotland. He has not played for Brazil since October 2023.
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Scotland vs Brazil is shaping up as a survival test in Miami
Tim Vickery and Kris Boyd say Scotland must survive Miami heat and avoid an early setback against Brazil on 24 June.
Lineups & ratings
- 6 Kieran Tierney for A. Robertson
- 11 Ryan Christie for B. Gannon-Doak
- 24 Tony Ralston for N. Patterson
- 10 Che Adams for L. Shankland
- 25 Findlay Curtis for J. McGinn
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- 5
- 8
- 9 Lyndon Dykes
- 12 Liam Kelly
- 14 Ross Stewart
- 15 John Souttar
- 16 Dominic Hyam
- 18 George Hirst
- 21 Craig Gordon
- 17 Fabinho for Casemiro
- 22 Gabriel Martinelli for Lucas Paqueta
- 10 Neymar for M. Cunha
- 6 Alex Sandro for Douglas Santos
- 19 Endrick for Rayan
- 2 Éderson
- 12 Weverton
- 14 Bremer
- 15 Léo Pereira
- 18 Danilo Santos
- 21 Luiz Henrique
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- 24
- 25
- 6 Kieran Tierney for A. Robertson
- 11 Ryan Christie for B. Gannon-Doak
- 24 Tony Ralston for N. Patterson
- 10 Che Adams for L. Shankland
- 25 Findlay Curtis for J. McGinn
- 2
- 5
- 8
- 9 Lyndon Dykes
- 12 Liam Kelly
- 14 Ross Stewart
- 15 John Souttar
- 16 Dominic Hyam
- 18 George Hirst
- 21 Craig Gordon
- 17 Fabinho for Casemiro
- 22 Gabriel Martinelli for Lucas Paqueta
- 10 Neymar for M. Cunha
- 6 Alex Sandro for Douglas Santos
- 19 Endrick for Rayan
- 2 Éderson
- 12 Weverton
- 14 Bremer
- 15 Léo Pereira
- 18 Danilo Santos
- 21 Luiz Henrique
- 23
- 24
- 25