Scotland and Brazil are set to face each other in a decisive World Cup 2026 Group C match on June 24 at 6 p.m. ET. The game will be held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
Haiti has been eliminated from the tournament after consecutive losses to Scotland and Brazil. This leaves the top spot in Group C and automatic qualification for the knockout stages to be determined by the outcome of the Scotland-Brazil match, as well as Morocco's result against Haiti.
Brazil currently leads Group C with two wins, placing them tied with Morocco but ahead on goal differential. For Brazil to secure the top position in the group, they must achieve a result equal to or better than Morocco's against Haiti, while maintaining their superior goal difference.
Scotland, after their group stage games, faces a critical juncture. A win against Brazil would grant them automatic entry into the knockout rounds, with a possibility of even winning the group. Even without a victory, Scotland still has a path to qualify for the Round of 32 by finishing as one of the top eight third-place teams.
Fans can watch the Scotland vs. Brazil match on FOX with English commentary or on Telemundo for Spanish broadcasts. The game will also be streamed on FOX One, which is offering a three-day free trial before a monthly subscription fee. Prime Video subscribers can also access Peacock as an add-on, which will broadcast all World Cup matches in Spanish and costs $16.99 per month after a seven-day trial.
Scotland's World Cup schedule included a 1-0 victory over Haiti on June 13 and a 1-0 loss to Morocco on June 19. Brazil's tournament began with a 1-1 draw against Morocco on June 13, followed by a 3-0 win over Haiti on June 19.
The Scotland squad includes goalkeepers Angus Gunn, Liam Kelly, and Craig Gordon. Defenders consist of Aaron Hickey, Andy Robertson (captain), Grant Hanley, Kieran Tierney, Jack Hendry, John Souttar, Dominic Hyam, Nathan Patterson, Anthony Ralston, and Scott McKenna. The midfield features Scott McTominay, John McGinn, Tyler Fletcher, Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, and Kenny McLean. Strikers named for the tournament are Lyndon Dyles, Ché Adams, Ross Stewart, Ben Gannon-Doak, George Hirst, Lawrence Shankland, and Findlay Curtis.
Brazil's roster features goalkeepers Alisson Becker, Weverton, and Ederson. The defensive line includes Gabriel Magalhães, Marquinhos (captain), Alex Sandro, Danilo, Bremer, Léo Pereira, Douglas Santos, and Roger Ibañez. Midfielders are Éderson, Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães, Fabinho, Danilo Santos, and Lucas Paquetá. Forwards comprise Vinícus Júnior, Matheus Cunha, Neymar, Raphinha, Endrick, Luiz Henrique, Gabriel Martinelli, Igor Thiago, and Rayan.