World Cup quiz: Can you name Scotland and Brazil's 1998 lineups?
Short overview
Scotland face Brazil in their final World Cup group game on Wednesday. The sides last met in the 1998 tournament opener, a 2-1 win for Brazil. Test your knowledge by naming the starting XIs from that match.
Scotland will take on Brazil in their final group stage match of the World Cup on Wednesday at 23:00 BST. The two teams previously met in the opening game of the 1998 World Cup, where Brazil secured a 2-1 victory.
Quiz: Name the starting XIs from 1998
Can you recall the starting lineups from that memorable encounter? Test your football knowledge by naming all 22 players who started the match. The quiz challenges fans to remember the squads from both sides, featuring stars like Ronaldo, Dunga, and Scotland's own Colin Hendry.
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