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Scotland prepares for pivotal World Cup match against Brazil

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Last updated Jun 23, 2026

Scotland prepares for pivotal World Cup match against Brazil

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Scotland faces Brazil on Wednesday in Miami as both teams compete in their final Group C match. With three points from a win over Haiti and a defeat to Morocco, Scotland must avoid defeat to secure a knockout stage spot for the first time. Captain Andy Robertson, set to earn his 97th cap, expressed his desire to achieve history for Scotland. He spoke highly of Brazil's goalkeeper Alisson, referring to him as the best in the world and reflecting on their time as teammates at Liverpool.

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•Scotland has three points from its first two Group C matches.
•Robertson looks to have the 'best night of his life' against Brazil.
•Scotland faces Brazil, aiming for a critical result.
•Robertson acknowledges Alisson Becker as the world's best goalkeeper.
•Match scheduled for Wednesday in Miami.

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9:08 PMYahoo Sports — Robertson calls on Scotland to 'achieve dreams' against Brazil

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Steve Clarke wants Andy Robertson to have the "best night of his life" against Brazil on Wednesday, with the Scotland captain in the mood to "achieve history". With three points from a win over Haiti and a defeat to Morocco, Scotland go into their final Group C match looking to avoid defeat which would all but guarantee a place in the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time. Robertson, who will join Tottenham Hotspur after the tournament, is looking forward to the challenge of facing the five-time winners.
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Yahoo SportsJun 23, 2026, 9:08 PM
Robertson calls on Scotland to 'achieve dreams' against Brazil
Steve Clarke wants Andy Robertson to have the "best night of his life" against Brazil on Wednesday, with the Scotland captain in the mood to "achieve history". With three points from a win over Haiti and a defeat to Morocco, Scotland go into their final Group C match looking to avoid defeat which would all but guarantee a place in the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time. Robertson, who will join Tottenham Hotspur after the tournament, is looking forward to the challenge of facing the five-time winners.

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