Where to watch Scotland v Brazil: TV channel and free live stream

Steve Clarke’s Scotland face Brazil in their final group stage game as they strive to reach the knockout phase.

The Tartan Army face the five-time World Cup champions in Group C.

Robertson helped Gunn kept his eighth clean sheet for ScotlandGetty

Steve Clarke will hope to guide the nation to the Round of 32 for the first time in their history.

The two teams have played each other five times since 1974, with Brazil taking the victory four times and drawing once.

So far in their 2026 World Cup campaign, the Tartan Army beat Haiti 1-0 but lost to Morocco via an early goal.

Meanwhile, nothing could split the two sides in Brazil’s clash with the Champions of Africa but Carlo Ancelotti‘s men got their groove back against Haiti in a 3-0 victory.

How to follow Scotland v Brazil

The Group C final fixtures will be held tonight – Wednesday, June 24.

Scotland have moved on from Boston and will be playing at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami – home of the Miami Dolphins.

The game will start at 11pm BST(6pm local time).

The match is free to watch on BBC from 10pm and will be streamed live on BBC iPlayer.

Kelly Cates will be the presenter with punditry from Scott Brown, Rachel Corsie and Lucas Leiva.

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Natalie Sawyer will be the host before commentary from Joe Shennan and former Scotland assistant Mark McGhee.

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Hendry has been one of Scotland’s top players during the World Cup

Scotland vs Brazil: Squads

Scotland

Goalkeepers: Craig Gordon (Hearts), Angus Gunn (Nottingham Forest), Liam Kelly (Rangers).

Defenders: Grant Hanley (Hibernian), Jack Hendry (Al Ettifaq), Aaron Hickey (Brentford), Dominic Hyam (Wrexham), Scott McKenna (Dinamo Zagreb), Nathan Patterson (Everton), Tony Ralston (Celtic), Andy Robertson (Tottenham), John Souttar (Hearts), Kieran Tierney (Celtic).

Midfielders: Ryan Christie (Bournemouth), Lewis Ferguson (Bologna), Tyler Fletcher (Manchester United), John McGinn (Aston Villa), Kenny McLean (Norwich City), Scott McTominay (Napoli).

Forwards: Che Adams (Torino), Findlay Curtis (Rangers), Lyndon Dykes (Charlton), Ben Gannon-Doak (Bournemouth), George Hirst (Ipswich Town), Lawrence Shankland (Hearts), Ross Stewart (Southampton).

Manager: Steve Clarke

Brazil

Goalkeepers: Alisson (Liverpool), Ederson (Fenerbahce), Weverton (Gremio).

Defenders: Alex Sandro, Danilo, Leo Pereira (Flamengo), Bremer (Juventus), Ibanez (Al-Ahli), Ederson (Atalanta), Marquinhos (Paris St-Germain), Gabriel (Arsenal), Douglas Santos (Zenit St. Petersburg).

Midfielders: Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle), Casemiro (Manchester United), Danilo Santos (Botafogo), Fabinho (Al-Ittihad), Lucas Paqueta (Flamengo).

Forwards: Endrick (Lyon), Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal), Igor Thiago (Brentford), Matheus Cunha (Manchester United), Rayan (Bournemouth), Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid), Luiz Henrique (Zenit St. Petersburg), Neymar (Santos), Rayan (Bournemouth).

Manager: Carlo Ancelotti

Vinicius Jr and Neymar have made 16 appearances together for BrazilGetty

Scotland vs Brazil: What has been said?

Clarke was unrested prior to the game against Morocco, stating he oly slept four hours the night before.

He said: “This morning I woke up after a great sleep last night. I slept for about four hours before the game, I slept about three hours after the game.

“Then last night, I slept for 10 hours, and I woke up this morning and I thought, ‘Bring it on, let’s go!

“We had a fantastic debrief on the Morocco game where I could show them what they can improve on and hopefully we take that into this game.”

He added: “I was actually pleased how we responded to a really poor start. I think people forget how games change on a goal.

“To lose one so early was a blow and we had to show a little bit of resilience and ride our luck in the first period, up to the advert break, sorry, the hydration break!

Neymar has not been fit enough to appear in the World Cup so farGetty

“But after that I felt we found our way into the game. But, we didn’t do enough to create chances.

“We were good from back to middle and from middle to final third. But we were not so good after that because we didn’t really create any clear chances.

“That’s been something we’ve been working on. Especially for games against the top ten teams. It’s an area, if I’m honest, where I’ve been looking for solutions for quite a long time. To try and find ways where we can hurt top teams.”

Neymar? No Problem.

With speculation that Neymar Jr could be coming off the bench and making his international return, the Scotland defenders are confident about playing against the Brazilian icon.

Jack Hendry believes it’s no problem, saying: “I’m quite comfortable, obviously, coming up against Neymar, and I look forward to it.

“It should be a really good battle, and if he does play, then I ?look forward to it.”