Gabriel Antoniazzi

tournament football.

It's never happened before in our country's history.

This is the 13th time of asking for the men's team.

A point would almost certainly secure passage to the last 32.

The players need the game of their careers against the might of Brazil, the superpower of the World Cup.

And that's something you truly feel here in the stadium, Andrew, with these yellow jerseys outnumbering Scotland's blue jersey.

Quite significantly down here in Miami the captains Andy Robertson and Marquinhos shaking hands in the center circle with the Mexican referee.

Each Scotland jersey tonight has an inscription in the lining to inspire.

A quote from Dennis Law, one of Scotland's greatest.

It reads, look around the room at each other.

Listen to the fans out there and throw everything at anyone who is trying to stop Scotland winning.

If that is not rousing enough, then you don't know what is.

The sights and sound in this stadium are something else.

The lucky few, the lucky thousands of Scots who are inside will never, ever forget this game.

Everyone at home, any Scot across the globe wishes they were inside.

And this is it, Andrew.

Scotland against Brazil.

At the World Cup, kick-off is next.

Yeah, Andrew, I've just been speaking to fans here at the break and so many of them couldn't believe their eyes.

Another defensive disaster from Scotland's backline.