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Scotland vs Brazil Live Streams
Scotland vs Brazil is available to watch live in the United States on FOX and Telemundo. Both channels are available via Fubo, who offer new customers a free five day trial of their service.
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Scotland vs Brazil lineups
Starting XI
Substitutes
Manager
- S. Clarke
- C. Ancelotti
Injuries and Suspensions
No sidelined players
What time does Scotland vs Brazil kick off?
Group C Standings & Scenarios
🇧🇷 Brazil Qualification Scenarios
With a Win: Brazil automatically qualifies and will top the group with 7 points, provided they protect their goal-difference advantage over Morocco (should Morocco defeat Haiti).
With a Draw: Carlo Ancelotti’s side secures automatic progression with 5 points. They will win the group outright if Morocco drops points against Haiti, or if Morocco wins but fails to swing the goal-difference margin in their favor.
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With a Loss: Brazil stays on 4 points and will drop to 3rd place if Morocco avoids defeat. However, even if they finish third, a 4-point tally paired with their current strong positive goal difference (+3) makes them an absolute mathematical lock to advance as a wild card.
🏴 Scotland Qualification Scenarios
With a Win: A historic triumph over Brazil guarantees Scotland an automatic spot in the Round of 32 with 6 points. If Morocco shockingly slips up and drops points to Haiti, Scotland would miraculously advance as Group C winners.
With a Draw: Scotland moves to 4 points with a neutral (0) goal difference. They would almost certainly finish 3rd in the group, but tournament predictive models show that finishing third with 4 points carries a 99% probability of safe passage to the knockouts via the wild-card pool.
With a Loss: The Scots remain stranded on 3 points. A narrow defeat would keep them alive in the third-place wild-card conversation, but their destiny would be completely out of their hands, forcing an anxious wait for outcomes in other groups. A heavy defeat would effectively end their tournament due to goal-difference damage.
Is Scotland vs Brazil on FOX or FS1?
Scotland versus Brazil will be shown live on the main FOX network. In the other Group C game, Morocco take on Haiti. Both Group C games kick off at the same time. In order to watch both, check out GOAL's guide to watching more than one World Cup game simultaneously.
READ MORE: Watch Morocco vs Haiti
Local FOX Channel Numbers by City
Major US Market | Local Affiliate | Broadcast Channel Number |
Atlanta, GA | WAGA-TV | 5 |
Boston, MA | WFXT | 25 |
Chicago, IL | WFLD | 32 |
Charlotte, NC | WJZY | 46 |
Cleveland, OH | WJW-TV | 8 |
Dallas–Fort Worth, TX | KDFW | 4 |
Denver, CO | KDVR | 31 |
Detroit, MI | WJBK | 2 |
Houston, TX | KRIV | 26 |
Los Angeles, CA | KTTV | 11 |
Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL | WSVN | 7 |
Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN | KMSP-TV | 9 |
New York City, NY | WNYW | 5 |
Orlando, FL | WOFL | 35 |
Philadelphia, PA | WTXF-TV | 29 |
Phoenix, AZ | KSAZ-TV | 10 |
Sacramento, CA | KTXL | 40 |
San Diego, CA | KSWB-TV | 69 |
San Francisco–Oakland, CA | KTVU | 2 |
Seattle–Tacoma, WA | KCPQ | 13 |
St. Louis, MO | KTVI | 2 |
Tampa–St. Petersburg, FL | WTVT | 13 |
Washington, D.C. | WTTG | 5 |
Scotland vs Brazil Match Preview
Scotland face Brazil in their final 2026 World Cup Group C fixture at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Wednesday, June 24, with kick-off scheduled for 6pm ET. The Tartan Army's maiden World Cup appearance in nearly three decades has arrived at its defining moment.
Steve Clarke's side sit third in Group C after two matches, having beaten Haiti before falling to Morocco. A result against Brazil is not just desirable — it is required if Scotland are to keep their knockout stage hopes alive.
Scott McTominay has been the heartbeat of Scotland's campaign, bringing the same commanding midfield presence that made him a talismanic figure at Napoli. His ability to control tempo and drive forward will be central to whatever Scotland try to build against the most decorated nation in World Cup history.
Brazil arrive at Hard Rock Stadium as Group C leaders, though Carlo Ancelotti's side have not been entirely convincing. A 1-1 draw with Morocco in their opener was followed by a more comfortable 3-0 dismissal of Haiti, with Matheus Cunha and Vinicius Junior among the scorers.
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Getty ImagesThe big talking point surrounding Brazil is Neymar. The Santos forward has been absent from both group games with a calf problem, but he has returned to training and is pushing to feature. Lucas Paqueta has spoken warmly about the prospect of having him back, calling him a very important player for the squad. Roberto Carlos, meanwhile, has predicted Brazil will improve significantly once Neymar is back on the pitch.
Raphinha, by contrast, faces a race against time after suffering a hamstring injury against Haiti. The Barcelona winger has been ruled out of this fixture, a blow that Ancelotti will need to manage carefully with the knockout rounds in sight.
Scotland Team News
Brentford defender Aaron Hickey has been officially ruled out of tonight's game after picking up an injury against Morocco. Clarke hopes to have him back should Scotland reach the Round of 32.
In better news for the defense, center-back Scott McKenna has returned to training this week after overcoming a calf injury and is in strong contention to make his first appearance of the tournament.
Brazil Team News
For Brazil, 34-year-old superstar Neymar has been cleared to play after missing the opening two matches with a calf strain. Ancelotti confirmed that Neymar trained fully with the squad on Monday. While he is expected to start on the bench, he is fully available to make his 2026 World Cup debut.
The return of Neymar's return is a timely one due to the fact Brazil will be without the Barcelona forward Raphinha, who has been sidelined with a hamstring injury. AFC Bournemouth forward Rayan, however, is seen as the forward most likely to deputise.
Form
Steve Clarke's Scotland started their campaign perfectly with a gritty 1-0 win over Haiti, powered by a vital John McGinn strike. However, their momentum was halted on Matchday 2 during a 1-0 loss to Morocco, where a defensive lapse saw them concede in just the second minute of the match.
The Seleção had a relatively quiet opening matchday, grinding out a tactical 1-1 draw against a resilient Morocco. However, they truly found their rhythm on Matchday 2, dismantling Haiti 3-0 in a dominant display.
Head-to-Head Record
Tonight's crucial Group C finale marks the fifth time Brazil and Scotland have crossed paths at a World Cup tournament. Brazil has firmly held the upper hand on the global stage, winning three of the previous four matchups.
Year | World Cup Edition | Result |
1974 | West Germany | Scotland 0 – 0 Brazil |
1982 | Spain | Brazil 4 – 1 Scotland |
1990 | Italy | Brazil 1 – 0 Scotland |
1998 | France | Brazil 2 – 1 Scotland |
Scotland's 10-game winless run against Brazil is the most times they have faced any single international opponent in their history without ever recording a win. Conversely, Brazil has never faced any other nation as many times without suffering a defeat.
Prior to the 2026 World Cup, the sides last met on March 27, 2011, in a friendly at the Emirates Stadium in London. Brazil ran out 2-0 winners courtesy of a brace from a then-19-year-old Neymar.
Step-by-step VPN guide to watch Scotland vs Brazil today
NordVPN- Download & Install: Sign up to ExpressVPN or another reputable VPN service (check out GOAL's guide here) and download the app on your device.
- Connect to a Server: Open the app and select a server location where the match is being shown (e.g. if you are in the UK but want to watch a US stream, connect to a US server).
- Clear Cache: Sometimes your browser holds onto your old location. Clear your cookies or refresh your browser to ensure the change takes effect.
- Start Streaming: Go to your broadcaster's website and app and enjoy the game.
How to watch on the Big Screen
Watching on your phone or laptop is fine, but live sports belongs on the big screen. Here is how to get the VPN working on your TV:
- Smart TVs & Fire Stick: Most Android-based TVs and devices like the Amazon Fire TV Stick or Google Chromecast with Google TV have native VPN apps. Simply search for your VPN provider in the app store on your TV, log in, and connect just like you would on your phone.
- Apple TV, Roku & Consoles: These devices often don't support direct VPN apps. The easiest workaround is to use Smart DNS (usually found in your VPN account settings) or Mirror/Cast the stream from your VPN-connected phone or laptop to your TV.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I watch Scotland vs Brazil with Spanish commentary?
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The short answer is: yes, you can indeed watch Scotland versus Brazil with Spanish commentary. As well as being shown live on the main FOX network, Telemundo will also be covering the action.
Outside of being accessible with an OTA antenna, Telemundo is available to live stream on Fubo, as well as DirecTV Stream - both services offer new customers a free five day trial.
Last, but certainly by no means least, Spanish commentary of this and all other FIFA World Cup 2026 games is available through Peacock.
What is the cheapest way to watch FIFA World Cup soccer?
Streaming the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the U.S. without an expensive cable package is entirely possible through a variety of legal, budget-friendly strategies. For zero dollars, viewers can use a traditional over-the-air digital antenna to catch major English broadcasts on FOX and Spanish broadcasts on Telemundo, or strategically stack 5-day free trials from live-TV services like Fubo and DIRECTV Stream.
For paid streaming on a budget, complete Spanish-language coverage is cheapest on Peacock Premium starting at $7.99 a month or via the heavily discounted $9.99 Fubo Latino plan. Meanwhile, English-language viewers can bypass bloated cable bundles by accessing FOX and FS1 through Fox One's standalone direct-to-consumer service for $19.99 a month or via Sling TV packages starting at a promotional $25 for the first month.
For more information, check out GOAL's guide to the cheapest ways to watch FIFA World Cup 2026 soccer.