Steve Clarke’s men finished third in Group C with three points and -3 goal difference and face an agonising wait to determine if they’ll make it into the last-32

As Steve Clarke and his team prepare to take on Brazil and earn a place in the last 32, debate rages about their style

Steve Clarke rules out backdoor qualification as Scotland face Brazil on June 24, 2026, chasing a first-ever World Cup knockout stage appearance.

Discover all the permutations for how the teams in Group C can qualify for the knockout rounds

Scotland require at least a point against Brazil to qualify for the World Cup knockout stage

Scotland face Brazil in their crucial final Group C match at the 2026 World Cup, with the Tartan Army needing a win to avoid an anxious wait to learn their fate

Scotland face Brazil on Wednesday night in a bid to reach the World Cup knockout stage for the first time

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Scotland sits on three points with zero goal difference at the 2026 World Cup. Their historic knockout-stage hopes hinge on the Brazil match and other group

None of Group C’s sides have yet been confirmed in the knockout phase, but Haiti has been eliminated.

Switzerland win Group B, Canada make history, while Scotland are battling to stay alive against a Brazil team hitting their stride.

Steve Clarke’s men finished third in Group C with three points and face an agonising wait to determine if they’ll make it into the last-32

SCOTLAND 0-3 BRAZIL: Vinicius Jnr scored twice in the first-half to set the Scots on their way to another loss - which leaves them waiting to see whether they've secured a World…

Vinícius Júnior’s two goals and Matheus Cunha’s third send Brazil through as group winners and leave Steve Clarke’s side with a very nervous wait

Scotland's hopes of reaching the World Cup knockouts suffered a major blow after their 3-0 defeat to Brazil.

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Scotland’s manager Steve Clarke and captain Andy Robertson fear the country’s World Cup journey is over after a chastening defeat to Brazil in Miami

Scotland 0-3 Brazil: Vinicius Jr’s double and Matheus Cunha’s strike handed Steve Clarke’s side a major setback in their pursuit of a first-ever World Cup knockout stage game

MIAMI, June 24 : Scotland coach Steve Clarke thinks his team are heading home from their first World Cup in 28 years after what he viewed as a largely self-inflicted 3-0 loss to…

Scotland coach Steve Clarke accepted that his team may be heading home from the World Cup in a few days after completing the group stage with a comprehensive 3-0 loss to Brazil on…

Coach Steve Clarke fears Scotland may be going home following a 3-0 loss to Brazil that leaves the team’s World Cup campaign in the balance. Asked about Scotland’s chances of…