Steve Clarke stormed away from his post-match interview after Scotland's 3-0 defeat to Brazil in Miami, their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread. Vinicius Junior scored twice, maintaining his streak of scoring in every World Cup match so far, while Matheus Cunha added a third. The loss leaves Scotland sitting third in the group in their first major tournament appearance in nearly 30 years, with a -3 goal difference that drastically reduces their chances of progressing as one of the best third-placed teams. Clarke later returned to deliver a full interview, saying: 'We made it difficult for ourselves. That’s it. We gave them the goals. We gave them the game they wanted. Disappointing.' Captain Andy Robertson, taken off at half-time with a suspected injury, added: 'We've put ourselves in a really difficult situation.' The squad will not know their fate until around Sunday, when Group J concludes. Clarke has since said Scotland are 'for sure' going home.
Elsewhere in Group B, Bosnia-Herzegovina boosted their hopes of reaching the knockout stages for the first time after defeating Qatar in their final group fixture.
“Scotland's World Cup hopes hang by a thread after 3-0 Brazil defeat; Clarke storms away from interview.”
Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel has revealed an England rotation plan, with an Arsenal star pushing for his first World Cup start. The Three Lions must win their final group game after disappointment against Ghana.