Scotland vs Brazil LIVE Updates: Second half underway with Brazil ahead (2-0) in the 2026 World Cup Group C game

49' Kieran Tierney delivers a good cross from the left side for Scotland, and Scott McTominay meets it with a header, but Alisson Becker reacts well and holds the ball comfortably for Brazil.

The referee signals the start of the second half, with Scotland and Brazil back on the pitch as play resumes after the break.

Kieran Tierney replaces Andy Robertson for Scotland during the break before the second half against Brazil begins.

45+6' The referee brings the first half to an end, with Scotland and Brazil heading into the break after an intense opening period.

45+6' A long pass reaches Rayan, who controls it well, gets past a defender and shoots, but the Scotland goalkeeper reacts quickly and makes a strong save to prevent the goal.

45+3' Bruno Guimarães delivers a cross into the box for Brazil, the goalkeeper comes out but misjudges the ball, and Vinícius heads it in to score after the mistake and extend Brazil’s lead.

45' The referee signals six minutes of added time to be played at the end of the first half between Scotland and Brazil.

44' Rayan sends a cross from the right side towards Vinícius in the box, who delivers a dangerous ball into the area, Matheus Cunha manages to get the final touch, but Scotland clear it off the line to prevent another Brazil goal.

41' Brazil produce a good passing move that ends with Matheus Cunha trying a low placed shot, but the effort does not come close enough to trouble the goalkeeper and goes wide of the target.

37' Rayan receives the ball on the right side for Brazil, cuts inside and tries a curling left-footed shot aimed for placement, but the effort goes very wide and does not trouble the goal.

33' Scotland spend a few minutes pushing forward near the Brazil box, sending in several crosses from wide areas, but none of them manage to find a teammate or reach the target as Brazil deal with everything comfortably.

28' The match between Scotland and Brazil resumes after the hydration break, with both teams returning to action and looking to regain rhythm.

25' The referee pauses the match for a hydration break, giving both Scotland and Brazil a moment to recover and receive instructions from their coaching staff.

24' The goal was disallowed for a foul by Vinicius on Jack Hendry.

21' Scotland lose possession again in the build-up, with the number 13 making a mistake, and Vinícius takes advantage to finish and score for Brazil, extending their lead. VAR is checking.

19' Vinícius receives the ball from Rayan on the right side and tries a finish with the outside of his right foot, but the shot goes just wide of the goal for Brazil.

15' Scotland control the ball for long spells, but they are operating very far from their own penalty area with Brazil staying compact and organized defensively.

11' Matheus Cunha attempts a shot from distance for Brazil, but it goes very high over the crossbar and away from danger.

7' Rayan presses high and forces Scotland into a mistake at the back, with Scott McKenna playing a poor pass that is intercepted, allowing Vinícius Júnior to take advantage and finish to put Brazil ahead.

4' Andy Robertson plays a poor back pass for Scotland, allowing Bruno Guimarães to break forward, but his low cross into the box is read early and intercepted by the goalkeeper before it becomes dangerous.

3' Scotland take control of the ball in the opening minutes, moving it around with patience while Brazil sit deeper and wait to press at the right moment

The match Scotland vs Brazil begins.

The referees for this match are César Arturo Ramos (head referee, Mexico), Alberto Morín Méndez (assistant referee 1, Mexico), Marco Antonio Bisguerra Mendiola (assistant referee 2, Mexico), Espen Eskås (fourth official, Norway), Jan Erik Engan (reserve assistant, Norway), Guillermo Pacheco Larios (video assistant referee, Mexico), and Abdullah Dhafer Abdullah Al Haidan Al Shehri (assistant VAR, Saudi Arabia).

These teams are in Group C with Morocco and Haiti. Brazil and Morocco lead with 4 points, Scotland follow with 3, while Haiti are last with 0 points.

Scotland: Gunn, Robertson, McKenna, Hendry, Patterson, Ferguson, McLean, McTominay, McGinn, Gannon-Doak, Shankland.

Brazil: Alisson, Danilo, Gabriel, Marquinhos, Douglas Santos, Casemiro, Bruno Guimaraes, Paqueta, Vinicius Jr, Cunha, Rayan.

The venue for this match is Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States. It has a capacity of 65,326.

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