Scotland take on five-time champions Brazil in their final Group C match at the 2026 World Cup tonight, with kick-off scheduled for 11pm BST (6pm local time in Miami). The match will be broadcast live on BBC One in the United Kingdom, with coverage starting at 10pm for pre-match analysis.
How to watch Scotland vs Brazil on TV and stream
UK viewers can watch the game free-to-air on BBC One. The broadcast begins at 10pm BST, offering an hour of expert build-up. For online streaming, the match is available live on BBC iPlayer via the app or through the BBC Sport website on desktop or laptop.
In the United States, English-language coverage airs on FOX network, with streaming via FOX Sports and FOX One apps from 6pm ET. Spanish-language viewers can watch on Telemundo or stream via Peacock.
Radio commentary in the UK is available on BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Radio 5 Live. Full Scottish Gaelic commentary is provided on BBC Radio nan Gàidheal and via BBC Sounds.
Group stage form and team news
Scotland opened their tournament with a 1-0 victory over Haiti but lost 1-0 to Morocco in their second match. Brazil top Group C with four points after a 1-1 draw with Morocco and a 3-0 win over Haiti.
Scotland defender Scott McKenna is a doubt after missing training due to a calf problem. For Brazil, winger Raphinha is ruled out with a hamstring injury sustained against Haiti, while Neymar remains doubtful but could be on the bench after returning to training.
Head-to-head record
Scotland have never beaten Brazil in 10 previous encounters. Brazil have won the last six matches between the sides, and Scotland have never defeated a South American team in eight World Cup attempts.
