Scotland's World Cup hopes are on the line as they prepare to face five-time champions Brazil in their final Group C match at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. The match kicks off at 11pm BST on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, with a capacity crowd of 65,236 expected, including thousands of travelling Tartan Army supporters.
How to Watch Scotland vs Brazil on TV and Online
UK viewers can watch the match exclusively live on BBC One, with coverage starting at 10pm BST for a full hour of pre-match analysis. The broadcast will be presented by Kelly Cates, joined by pundits Scott Brown, Rachel Corsie, and Lucas Leiva. Online streaming is available via the BBC iPlayer app and the BBC Sport website.
In North America, the match kicks off at 6pm local time and will be broadcast on FOX, with Spanish commentary on Telemundo. Both networks will begin extensive pre-game coverage well before kick-off. For radio listeners, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide full audio coverage, accessible through the BBC Sounds app.
Team News: Scotland and Brazil Updates
Scotland manager Steve Clarke received a major boost with the return of Kieran Tierney, who has recovered from an injury sustained against Morocco. However, centre-back Scott McKenna remains a major doubt due to a calf issue that has kept him out of the tournament so far.
Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti faces an attacking dilemma after winger Raphinha was ruled out with a hamstring problem. Neymar has confirmed his availability after missing the first two games with a calf injury and could be called upon to fill the gap.
Head-to-Head History
The two nations have a memorable history, highlighted by their clash in the opening match of the 1998 World Cup in France, which Brazil won 2-1. Brazil hold a significant historical advantage, remaining undefeated across all competitive meetings with Scotland.
