Brazil had bounced back from an underwhelming stalemate against Morocco with a commanding victory over Haiti to move to the top of the Group C standings in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And on Wednesday, they return to action as they face Scotland in their final group-stage match, hoping to finish top of the standings and boost their chances of getting a more favourable path to the final in the knockouts.
Here’s everything you need to know about Brazil’s next match:
Scotland vs Brazil: All you need to know
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Group C match between Scotland vs Brazil will be played at the Miami Stadium in Miami, Florida.
Scotland vs Brazil: Match timing in India
The match will kick off at 3:30 am IST on Thursday, 25 June (6 pm local time on Wednesday, 24 June).
Scotland vs Brazil: Live streaming and telecast in India
The match will be available on the official FIFA World Cup broadcasters and streaming platforms in India. The official streaming platform is Zee5, while TV channels showing World Cup matches are Unite8 Sports Network.
Why does this match matter?
Brazil will be aiming to finish top of Group C before turning their attention to the knockouts. Carlo Ancelotti’s side are level on four points with Morocco after a win and a draw, and will be eyeing a big win in order to stay ahead of the Atlas Lions. Scotland will be hoping to advance past the World Cup group stage for the first time ever. They could qualify if they lose as one of eight best-placed third-ranked teams, but will prefer holding Brazil to a draw or pulling off an upset victory to further boost their chances.
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Matheus Cunha (Brazil): The Manchester United forward had scored a brace in Brazil's dominant 3-0 victory over Haiti, and will be hoping to add to his tally in their final group match.
Vinicius Jr (Brazil): The star forward had scored Brazil's lone goal in their draw against Morocco and was also among the scorers’ in the victory over Haiti. He will be hoping to catch up with Lionel Messi, Erling Haaland as well as Real Madrid teammate Kylian Mbappe in the Golden Boot race with a stellar display against Scotland.
Neymar (Brazil): The veteran star was included in Brazil’s World Cup squad but is yet to make a single appearance so far in the tournament. While coach Ancelotti confirmed Raphinha would be missing the Scotland game, but claimed the 34-year-old former Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain attacking midfielder is available for selection.
Andy Robertson (Scotland): As the captain of the team and someone with a decade’s worth of experience of playing for one of the leading clubs in the world, former Liverpool defender Robertson is expected to play a key role in halting Vini, Cunha and other members of Brazil’s attack in the upcoming game.
