Scotland vs Brazil World Cup 2026 Tickets

It doesn’t get any bigger than being at the FIFA World Cup, let alone facing the most decorated team in the history of the competition. The Tartan Army will be eager to be in attendance for this game, and they’ll be able to get their Scotland vs Brazil tickets safely via SeatPick.

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Scotland vs Brazil at the World Cup

Unlike Brazil, the Scotland national team has never won the FIFA World Cup or even come remotely close to doing so. The Scots had never progressed beyond the group stage prior to the 2026 World Cup and, since featuring at the event in 1998, they have mostly struggled to qualify for a finals tournament.

On the other hand, Brazil are the most decorated nation in World Cup history. The men in yellow became the first team to clinch the world title on five occasions, achieving this feat in 2002. Their first World Cup success came in 1958 and the Seleção successfully defended their crown four years later.

Brazil won the World Cup for a third time in 1970, as talisman Pele was greatly revered at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Only in 1994 did the South Americans reclaim the World Cup Trophy, with a slender victory over Italy in a penalty shootout.

The Brazilians became five-time world champions in 2002, thanks to a 2-0 win over Germany. Ronaldo Nazario scored both goals at the International Stadium Yokohama, with the likes of Cafu, Roberto Carlos & Ronaldinho also involved for the Seleção.

Scotland vs Brazil Head-to-Head

These nations have met several times at the FIFA World Cup finals. Their first such meeting at the showpiece event came in 1974 and they played out a goalless draw. The teams met again eight years later, once again at the group stage, as the South Americans ran out 4-1 winners.

Their next clash at the World Cup took place at the 1990 tournament in Italy. Brazil claimed a 1-0 win over the Scots who suffered yet another group-stage exit.

Brazil faced Scotland in the opening game of the 1998 World Cup, with an estimated 80,000 spectators in attendance at the Stade de France. The Brazilians won by two goals to one on their way to reaching the World Cup Final.