Scott Allan

He makes the screen signal with his hand.

He's about to address the crowd.

And you can only imagine it means that he is going to say that this goal will not stand.

It doesn't stand.

And it is now Scotland 0, Brazil 1.

Instead of Scotland 0, Brazil 2.

how relieved will Jack Hendry be though he wasn't making his way back to goal and making that pass with the urgency of someone that had Vinicius Junior at his back, we between us didn't flag up the fact that it looked as if it was a foul, it wasn't the biggest contact but the fact that he gets his foot in front of Jack Hendry, it impedes him trying to make that pass back to Angus Dunne it's enough for the referee to overturn it I think he's got that in him I think he's got that in his locker

It's followed a fairly similar path to the Haiti game where Scotland actually had a very positive start and then in the build-up to the hydration break, the opposition then start to take a bit more control, start to look more dangerous.

Brazil score during that period, almost score twice during it.

The second one is ruled out following that VAR check.

But what Scotland did really well after the hydration break against Haiti is

They came back out of the front foot and we managed to get a goal pretty quickly after it.

So, yes, it's a different level of opposition, but Steve Clarke will be hoping that something similar can follow after he's got his instructors across there.

Well what could Scotland do from this corner, Lewis Ferguson with a right-footed in-swinging delivery, is flicked into the middle of the ball, looks as if it may have caused some danger initially, Scotland will have the chance to get it back in from the other side, John McGinn with a deep ball into the box, and the header is down and eventually clear by Brazil.

but that, I promise you, that was a chance didn't it?

That's what we said, it's about resetting after this hydration break.

Can Scotland get on the front foot once again, like we were in the early stages?

And it's now following that pattern again.

Scotland on the ball, Brazil pinned back.

Yes, they'll take their time to press Scotland at times.