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Wednesday’s WC schedule features Scotland up against Brazil.
Our Scotland v Brazil predictions, statistics and match poll can be seen below - along with the latest match odds.
Scotland will be hoping to bounce back here following the 0-1 WC loss in their previous game against Morocco.
In that match, Scotland had 41% possession and 6 shots at goal with 0 of them on target. Morocco got 12 shots at goal with 2 of them on target. Ismael Saibari (2') scored for Morocco.
A recurring theme in more recent Scotland games is the number of nil scores.
From their prior six matches before this one, in as many as 5 of them a bet on "Both Teams to Score" would have lost. We will have to see if that trend can be continued on here.
In their last fixture, Brazil drew 1-1 in the WC tie with Morocco.
In that game, Brazil had 54% possession and 12 attempts at goal with 4 on target. The scorer for Brazil was Júnior (32'). At the other end, Morocco got 12 attempts at goal with 2 of them on target. Ismael Saibari (21') was the scorer for Morocco.
Looking at their form, and Brazil have been scored against in 6 of their last 6 matches, seeing their opponents hit 8 goals in all. At the back, Brazil have been far from perfect.
We’re of the view that Brazil look likely to fashion enough chances to find the net more than once while not conceding when they face Scotland, who could well find it tough to get a goal of their own.
We therefore think that it’s going to be a decent 0-2 margin for Brazil at the end of the 90 minutes.
Regarding the latest bookmaker odds in the 90 minute result market, the win for Scotland can be had for 7, a bet on a drawn result is 4.75 & staking on victory for Brazil is 1.38. Those are the most competitive bets on offer at the current time.
Victor Martins, 01:01 20/06/2026
⚽️ Team Focus:
Scotland
Formed: 1873
Stadium: Barclays Hampden Park (51,866)
Captain: Andy Robertson
Chairman: Mike Mulraney
Manager: Steve Clarke
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