Scotland line-up for World Cup clash with Brazil | OneFootball

Brazil and Scotland kick off at 7pm (Brasília time) this Wednesday (24)

Scotland still has a chance to finish first in Group C of the World Cup. With that in mind, coach Steve Clarke announced the lineup to face Brazil starting at 7pm (Brasília time) this Wednesday (24). The match will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in the United States.

Check out Scotland’s lineup:

Gunn; Patterson, Hendry, McKenna and Robertson; Scott McTominay, Ferguson, McLean and McGinn; Shankland and Ben Doak.

So, the main Scottish stars are confirmed. McTominay and Andy Robertson will fill midfield and left back, respectively. Brazil, however, will also field its strongest possible lineup.

What is Brazil’s lineup to face Scotland?

Coach Carlo Ancelotti is expected to start with: Alisson; Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães and Douglas Santos; Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Vini Jr, Rayan and Matheus Cunha.

What is the situation in Group C?

So, for Clarke’s side to finish first, they need to beat Brazil and hope Haiti defeats Morocco. A win over the Seleção and a draw between the other two teams in the group would leave Scotland relying on goal difference to take top spot.

And what does Brazil need to finish 1st?

Besides winning, Ancelotti’s team needs to hope for a draw or a Morocco loss against Haiti. However, if the Africans win, first place will be decided on goal difference. Therefore, a big win over Scotland would be more comfortable for Brazil.

What time do Morocco and Haiti play?

While Brazil and Scotland play at Hard Rock Stadium, Morocco and Haiti will play at the same time at Atlanta Stadium, also in the United States. The Haitians, however, have already been eliminated.

What is the author’s opinion on the Brazil vs Scotland lineups?

Patterson was one of Scotland’s worst players against Morocco. I imagine the right back’s confidence is shaken, which could be good for young Rayan. The Brazilian forward has become a lucky charm for Brentford (England), which has not lost since the former Vasco player joined the team in January.

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