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Brazil edge Scotland in Miami to top World Cup Group C

Brazil beat Scotland 2-0 at Hard Rock Stadium to seize control of Group C, a result bookended by a second-half goal that survived a semi-automated review and a late counter that ended the contest. Steve Clarke's side stay alive on the mathematics of third place, but the mountain in front of them gre

Ruari Blackwood · Monexus Sports desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·25 Jun 2026
Brazil beat Scotland 2-0 at Hard Rock Stadium to seize control of Group C, a result bookended by a second-half goal that survived a semi-automated review and a late counter that ended the contest.
Brazil beat Scotland 2-0 at Hard Rock Stadium to seize control of Group C, a result bookended by a second-half goal that survived a semi-automated review and a late counter that ended the contest. CBS SPORTS HEADLINES · via Monexus Wire

Desk note: Monexus framed the disputed goal as a regulatory story rather than a grievance story, foregrounding Brazil's control of the match and the group's remaining arithmetic over the single refereeing incident that dominated the British press.

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