Brazil will play their final Group C match against Scotland on Wednesday at Miami Stadium, starting at 4 a.m. Bangladesh time. Although the team has already secured a place in the knockout stage, their focus now is on finishing as group leaders. Both Brazil and Morocco have four points after two matches, with Brazil holding a superior goal difference of +3 compared to Morocco’s +1. If both teams win, goal difference will determine the group winner.

Historically, Brazil has dominated Scotland, winning eight of their ten previous encounters, with two matches ending in draws. According to Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte, coach Carlo Ancelotti is not planning major changes to the lineup that defeated Haiti. Bournemouth’s young forward Ryan may replace Raphinha in the starting eleven after being seen training with the main squad.

Neymar Jr., recovering from injury, will not start but could appear as a substitute. Midfielders Casemiro and Douglas Santos will need to avoid yellow cards to remain eligible for the knockout round.