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BBC Sport Scotland pundits Neil McCann and Leanne Crichton are in the United States covering the Women's World Cup. They are ready to answer your questions about Scotland's campaign, including their chances of reaching the knockout stage after a win over Haiti and a loss to Morocco.
Seven years after Steve Clarke named his first Scotland squad, seven players from that 27-man group are with the head coach in the US for the men's World Cup, Scotland's first in 28 years. Can you name them?
Scotland's World Cup campaign hangs in the balance as they prepare to face Brazil. Despite poor attacking stats, they could still advance to the knockout rounds for the first time. A win or draw would secure progress, but even a narrow defeat might be enough.
Delta Air Lines gave free snacks to Scotland fans flying from Boston to Miami for their World Cup match against Brazil, thanking them for bringing 'so much joy' to the city.
Scott McTominay has been quiet in Scotland's first two World Cup matches, but statistics show his passing and work rate remain high. As the team prepares to face Brazil, questions arise about whether the Napoli midfielder can rediscover his game-changing form.
A look at unique angles and behind-the-scenes moments from Scotland's 1-0 defeat by Morocco at the 2026 World Cup in North America.
Carlo Ancelotti announced that Neymar Jr will be called up for Brazil's next match against Scotland after individual training and team training.
Scotland suffered a narrow defeat to Morocco but their World Cup hopes remain alive. Pat Nevin joins the podcast to analyze the performance, while Tim Vickery discusses Brazil's chances. The USA reaches the knockout stages.
Morocco's Ismael Saibari has been awarded the FIFA Man of the Match for the game against Scotland.
After defeat to Morocco, Scotland's most likely route to the knockout stage is as one of the best third-placed teams. A win against Brazil would guarantee at least second place, but other results across the group stage also matter. Here's a guide to the key fixtures.
Scotland lost 1-0 to Morocco but impressed with a spirited second-half fightback. Steve Clarke's bold attacking substitutions nearly earned a draw, leaving the Scots with a sense of injustice over two penalty claims. The result keeps their hopes of advancing as one of the best third-placed teams alive.
BBC Sport Scotland's Liam McLeod and James McFadden analyse three controversial decisions that went against Scotland in their 1-0 World Cup Group C defeat to Morocco.
Scotland's John McGinn says Morocco 'got away with one' after he was not awarded a penalty in the second half of their World Cup Group C match in Boston.
Scotland lost 1-0 to Morocco in the World Cup, with two penalty claims rejected. Former referee Christina Unkel said one should have been given, while pundits disagreed. Coach Steve Clarke was uncertain about several decisions, including a yellow card that some argued should have been red.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke believes the challenge on John McGinn by Neil El Aynaoui was the Tartan Army's strongest penalty claim against Morocco.
Scotland conceded after 71 seconds and fell to a World Cup defeat against Morocco, but their hopes of a historic knockout place remain in their own hands with one group game left.
Ismael Saibari scored a superb goal after just 71 seconds to give Morocco an early lead over Scotland in their World Cup Group C match in Boston.
Scotland may feel aggrieved after three key decisions in their World Cup Group C match against Morocco in Boston.
Scotland and Morocco will meet again in Group C of the 2026 World Cup, revisiting their 1998 encounter. Fans recall the historic match from 28 years ago as the teams prepare for a new chapter.
A group of Scotland football fans flew a small plane from Prestwick Airport to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend the 2026 World Cup in the United States. The flight, which took over two hours, was organized by the fans themselves.
