A decisive Group C clash sees Scotland take on Brazil in a winner-defining encounter at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Brazil arrive in control of the group with four points, following a draw against Morocco and a dominant 3-0 victory over Haiti, leaving them needing only a point to advance.

Scotland, however, remains in contention on three points after bouncing back from defeat to Morocco with a crucial win over Haiti. With everything on the line in Miami Gardens, Steve Clarke’s side will be chasing a landmark result against the tournament favourites to keep their knockout hopes fully alive.

Read our Scotland vs Brazil prediction to see which side has more riding on this crucial clash.

Scotland vs Brazil prediction for the 2026 World Cup

Who advances and who packs their bags? This is the game that could shape the entire tournament for Scotland and Brazil at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Here is our recommended bet:

APWin Prediction

2nd Half Brazil Win

Who are the favourites?

Based on the leading UK-licensed bookmakers, Brazil is tipped to come out on top, with 41% of the odds leaning towards their win.

Looking for more? Browse all the World Cup odds and dig into this and other ties from the planet's biggest football tournament.

Scotland vs Brazil: head-to-head

Scotland and Brazil share no recent head-to-head record, so this is effectively their first meeting in years.

Scotland at the 2026 World Cup

Scotland arrive having already played 2 match(es) at the 2026 World Cup. Here is the record for Scottish National Team:

At the World Cup:

  • 1 win(s), 0 draw(s) and 1 loss(es)

  • 1.5 point(s) per game on average

  • 1 goals scored at the World Cup (0.5 per game)

  • 1 goals conceded at the World Cup (0.5 per game)

Scottish National Team in 2026

  • 7 win(s), 1 draw(s) and 4 loss(es) in all competitions

  • Leading scorer: Lawrence Shankland with 3 goal(s)

  • Most assists: Andrew Robertson with 2

Brazil at the 2026 World Cup

Brazil go into this tie with 2 match(es) already behind them at the 2026 World Cup.

Here is what Brazil National Team have managed so far:

At the World Cup

  • 1 win(s), 1 draw(s) and 0 loss(es)

  • 2 point(s) per game on average

  • 4 goals scored at the World Cup (2 per game)

  • 1 goals conceded at the World Cup (0.5 per game)

Brazil National Team in 2026

  • 12 win(s), 5 draw(s) and 7 loss(es) in all competitions

  • Leading scorer: Raphinha with 5 goal(s)

  • Most assists: Neymar with 3

Scotland vs Brazil statistics at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Before you stake anything, look over the side-by-side comparison that sheds light on each nation's current form for this World Cup tie:

Home Team

Scotland Team Logo

Scotland

International - World Cup

Form Last 5 PPG
Overall L W W W L

1.8

Home L W L W W

1.8

Away W W L L W

1.8

Away Team

Brazil Team Logo

Brazil

International - World Cup

Form Last 5 PPG
Overall W D W W W

2.6

Home W D W W W

2.6

Away L W L D L

0.8

Scotland vs Brazil probable lineups

See our likely starting eleven below for our Scotland vs Brazil prediction at the 2026 World Cup.

Scotland: Gunn, Ralston, Hanley, McKenna, Robertson, Christie, McTominay, Ferguson, Doak, Adams, McGinn

Brazil: Alisson, Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Alex Sandro, Casemiro, Guimarães, Paquetá, Raphinha, Neymar, Vinícius Júnior

The confirmed lineups will be available close to the kickoff time.

Scotland lineup

  • 1

    Angus Gunn

  • 3

    Andrew Robertson

  • 4

    Scott McTominay

  • 5

    Grant Hanley

  • 6

    Kieran Tierney

  • 7

    John McGinn

  • 10

    Che Adams

  • 11

    Ryan Christie

  • 13

    Jack Hendry

  • 19

    Lewis Ferguson

  • 22

    Nathan Patterson

Brazil lineup

  • 1

    Alisson Becker

  • 3

    Gabriel Magalhães

  • 4

    Marquinhos

  • 5

    Casemiro

  • 7

    Vinicius Junior

  • 8

    Bruno Guimarães

  • 9

    Matheus Cunha

  • 11

    Raphinha

  • 13

    Danilo

    Defender

  • 16

    Douglas Santos

  • 20

    Lucas Paquetá

    Midfielder

How to watch Scotland vs Brazil live in the UK

Find out below where you can catch Scotland vs Brazil live during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Just remember, kick-off is at 23:00 UK time.

For the full schedule, check our our World Cup live streaming page.

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More betting tips for this match

Alongside the main tip given at the top of this article, here are some other strong bets for Scotland vs Brazil:

👉 Our prediction is: Scotland win or draw

The home team is usually a safe bet in the Double Chance market, and that is no different in the upcoming match. Our top tip is to bet a Scotland win or draw against Brazil.

Our analysis of Scotland points to them being the superior side, which is why they have a strong chance to win the match outright. And with the added benefit of needing only a draw at home against Brazil, their chances of cashing in the 1X Double Chance bet grow even stronger.

👉 Our prediction is: over 9.5 corners

Our top betting tip for Scotland vs Brazil is to take the over on 9.5 corner kicks. The statistics point to this being an open, free-flowing football match with plenty of opportunities for both teams to win and concede corners.

With odds of 1.9 on sports betting sites, don't overlook the good value to be had in the corners market.

Further 2026 World Cup predictions

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Match details: Scotland vs Brazil

🆚 Fixture Scotland vs Brazil

🏆 Tournament 2026 FIFA World Cup

📅 Date Wednesday, 24/06/2026

🕐 Kick-off 23:00 UK time

🏟️ Venue Miami Gardens

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Published on 21 June 2026, at 20:03 Last updated on 8 September 2026, at 20:04
Author: Amauri Barbosa

Sports betting analyst with over 15 years of experience. At APWin, he writes football predictions, reviews bookmakers and explains the reasoning behind every bet.