
Vinicius Jr capitalizes on Scotland error to give Brazil early lead
Brazil forward Vinicius Junior scored early against Scotland in their World Cup Group C match in Miami after capitalizing on a defensive mistake.
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Brazil forward Vinicius Junior scored early against Scotland in their World Cup Group C match in Miami after capitalizing on a defensive mistake.

Jack Hendry has agreed terms with Al-Ettifaq on a new two-year contract, extending his stay until June 2028. The deal, brokered by StormSportsX, is expected to be announced after Scotland's World Cup matches.

Residents of Boston have cast their votes in a poll determining whether the city favors Scotland or England fans. The results are now in.

The BBC has extended its rights agreement with UEFA to broadcast men's international matches for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland until June 2028. The deal covers around 60 live matches over the next two years, including Nations League fixtures and Euro 2028 qualifiers, all available free-to-air across BBC platforms.

TV presenter Lorraine Kelly, a devoted Scotland fan, jokes she will 'pull a sickie' if Scotland reach the final.

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.

England were held to a goalless draw by Ghana in a World Cup warm-up, raising questions about their attacking prowess. The team struggled against a low block, while Scotland prepare for a historic clash with Brazil. Cristiano Ronaldo ended his goal drought for Portugal.

Scotland face a tough path to the knockout stage, likely needing to be among the best third-place teams. With a win or draw against Brazil they can advance automatically, but a loss could leave them vulnerable to goal difference. Their fate may not be known until Sunday.

Scotland fans believe their team is on the 'brink of history' as they prepare to face Brazil in a crucial World Cup match. A win or draw would secure Scotland's first-ever place in the knockout stages. Tens of thousands of Tartan Army members have traveled to Miami for the game.

Scotland aim for first win over Brazil in 11 meetings as they seek to advance to the knockout stage for the first time. A draw or narrow loss could still be enough depending on other results.

The world's oldest football, dating from 1540-1570, has traveled from Stirling Castle to Miami for Scotland's World Cup match against Brazil. The ball will be displayed at the Coral Gables Museum and at the match, highlighting its historical connection to Mary, Queen of Scots.

Carlo Ancelotti faces the media ahead of Brazil's World Cup clash with Scotland, with questions focused on Neymar's return and Vinicius Jr.'s form. The Italian manager seeks to end Brazil's 24-year wait for a World Cup title.

Brazil forward Gabriel Martinelli praised former Arsenal teammate Kieran Tierney, calling the Scotland international 'my guy.'

Moira Brown, 93, shares memories of watching Scotland play Brazil in 1974 and 1982 ahead of their meeting in Miami on Wednesday.

Led by pipers, Scotland's Tartan Army marched into a Miami Marlins baseball game, bringing World Cup spirit with chants in the stands.

After Scotland fans won over Boston during the World Cup, the city now prepares for England supporters. Pub managers and officials reflect on the Tartan Army's positive impact, including a sister city proposal and a full-page newspaper tribute.

Scotland face Brazil in a must-not-lose World Cup match. Steve Clarke must decide on Ben Gannon-Doak's role, Grant Hanley's place, and whether to start Lyndon Dykes or Che Adams. A draw secures historic knockout stage qualification.

During a Scotland fan invasion of a Miami Marlins game, a woman's sign reading 'Looking for a Scot' sparked an instant connection. The event also featured Billy Gilmour throwing the ceremonial first pitch and a tartan-themed menu, highlighting the unique cultural exchange between Scots and Americans.

Lewis Ferguson has emerged as Scotland's most influential player at the World Cup, filling the void left by Billy Gilmour's injury. The Bologna midfielder's defensive work rate and unselfish play have been crucial in Group C, setting up a key role against Brazil.

Scotland supporters in Miami are optimistic ahead of their team's match against Brazil, which could secure Scotland's first-ever knockout stage appearance in a major tournament.