World Cup: How will Scotland approach Brazil game? | Football News | Sky Sports Skip to content World Cup: How will Scotland approach Brazil game? Sunday 21 June 2026 14:23, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Former Scotland manager Craig Levein believes Steve Clarke faces a dilemma on how he will approach the final group stage game against Brazil. Hussain: ‘Bashir has to come in and play’ at Trent Bridge Broad: England loss will ‘hurt’ Stokes | ‘This result is
a result of his actions’ McCullum ‘anticipates’ Stokes return as England captain Root: ‘Everything to play for at Trent Bridge!’ ‘That young man is giving it out!’ | Fan catches Cox’s six! Henry’s winning wicket levels three-match series at 1-1 Highlights: Henry destroys England batting line up in under an hour Henry claims wickets of Root and Archer in same over! Nasser and Athers: Stokes-McCullum disconnect needs explaining Billy Loughnane reflects on a successful week at Royal Ascot NFL Style! Maxwell runs out De Kock
with incredible fielding ‘That is a good sign’ | Nas reacts to ECB pulling Stokes from Durham match Upcoming on Sky Get Sky Sports Sky Sports App Sky Sports with no contract Kick It Out British South Asians in Football Watch Sky Sports
Scotland, Brazil, Steve Clarke, Craig Levein, World Cup, group stage
Brazil always ruins Scotland’s plans.
I saw the headline and thought it meant Clarke is like, stuck on who to bench? Brazil game must be huge. Hopefully Scotland doesn’t just try to “feel it out” for 90 minutes again.
Levein talking “dilemma” like it’s a chess problem lol. Wait so is Clarke deciding between tactics or lineup? Also isn’t the World Cup already over by the time Brazil plays? I’m confused but I’m blaming whoever for not having the right subs ready.
It’s funny they keep calling it a dilemma when Brazil is the one with all the talent. Clarke should just play his best XI and stop overthinking. But then again I guess he’s scared of the group stage outcome… like one bad match and everyone acts like it’s the manager’s fault forever.