Scotland captain makes vow for World Cup clash with Brazil | OneFootball

Brazil need to win to secure first place in Group C

The Brazil National Team take the field this Wednesday (24) when they face Scotland in the final round of the World Cup group stage. Tottenham’s new full-back and captain of the European side, Andrew Robertson denied that the team will sit back against Brazil.

— I think defensively, in the first two group-stage matches, we were probably better than we were going forward. Maybe we didn’t create that many chances and things like that, and we’re working really hard to try to do that because we know we need to score goals — he said, before finishing:

— We can’t spend 90 minutes just defending and without the ball. So we also have to come up with a plan to keep possession and create our own chances, and that’s what we’ve been working on. Hopefully tomorrow night we can put all of that together — Robertson concluded.

What is Brazil’s probable lineup?

Coach Carlo Ancelotti has only one confirmed absentee for the match against Scotland. It is Raphinha, who suffered a thigh muscle injury against Morocco. Thus, Brazil’s probable lineup is as follows: Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães, Douglas Santos; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães, Lucas Paquetá; Rayan, Matheus Cunha, Vini Jr.

And Scotland?

Scotland, meanwhile, have no absentees for this Wednesday’s match (24). Therefore, the European team should take the field at full strength: Gunn; Patterson, Hendry, Hanley, Robertson; McTominay, Ferguson, Christie; McGinn, Adams, Doak.

What is the situation of Brazil and Scotland in the World Cup?

Brazil are currently top of World Cup Group C with four points. Level on points with Brazil, Morocco sit in second place. Finally, Scotland, with three, and Haiti, with zero, complete the group.

When do Brazil and Scotland face each other?

The match between Brazil and Scotland takes place at 7 p.m. (Brasília time) this Wednesday (24), in the third round of the World Cup group stage. In addition, the ball will roll at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

So, as tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details of the match between Brazil and Scotland through the website, YouTube and on social media. However, Globo (free-to-air TV), SBT (free-to-air TV), SporTV (pay TV channel) and CazéTV (YouTube) will broadcast the clash.

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