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Yeah, Scotland are going to get picked apart here, potentially.
It's a shot from the edge of the box by Bruno Guimaraes, but there are
There's always going to be a risk.
Someone that hasn't trained as much as the other players, has done some individual work, hasn't played in either game, all of a sudden coming into a game of this magnitude and starting and being thrown into it.
In the other game in this group, Haiti have taken the lead against Morocco.
That is a goal that nobody saw coming.
So Brazil 1-0 up against Scotland in Miami and in the other game in the group, Haiti.
The ball is fed through to Ben Ganondoke.
And it's just, just snicked away from him by Gabriel, the central defender.
You thought that Ben Ganondoke looked favourite to get on there for a second, but Gabriel covered well, managed to get a vital goal in.
The result in that other game doesn't really make too much of a difference for Scotland.
Scotland guaranteed to finish above Haiti anyway because it goes on head-to-head if you're level on points.
Scotland, of course, beating Haiti, so we'll be above them if we both finish on three points.
And when it comes to Morocco, Scotland, pretty much regardless of what happens there, would need to beat...
Brazil to go ahead of Morocco and for that to make a difference so not too many eyes on that there will be eyes on many other fixtures and all the permutations if Scotland end up finishing third and we'll need to wait and see there was a result earlier on that didn't favour Scotland that was Bosnia and Herzegovina beating Qatar
a very deep cross there from Brazil which just for a split second when it was in the air I just had visions of Ronaldinho against England that it was the type of shot that would maybe look into the top corner ended up going nowhere near the goal but it is the type of thing that you fear against this side we're just seeing a replay of the goal again I mean just how frustrated is Steve Clarke going to be with that especially with how well Scotland started the game to give away such a cheap goal
Yeah, with the ball back with Jack Hendry and then over to Scott McKenna, plays it back to Jack Hendry.
Scotland actually have 58% of the possession in this game so far.
I'm not sure many people saw that coming, but it does look as if it's constructed slightly by Brazil that they are happy just to give up possession.
and maybe just wait for a Scotland mistake, which worked already.