Scotland vs Brazil Live Streams and TV Channels

Argentina	ESPN Cono Sur, ESPN Sur
Australia	ESPN Australia, ESPN3 Australia
Bahamas	ESPN Caribbean
Barbados	ESPN Caribbean
Bermuda	ESPN Caribbean
Bolivia	ESPN Latin America Andina, ESPN Sur
British Virgin Islands	ESPN Caribbean
Cayman Islands	ESPN Caribbean
Chile	ESPN Latin America Andina, ESPN Sur
Colombia	ESPN Cono Norte
Ecuador	ESPN Cono Norte
France	Canal+ Sport
International	FIFA.com
Jamaica	ESPN Caribbean
Latin America	ESPN Play Argentina
New Zealand	ESPN3 Australia
Paraguay	ESPN Cono Sur, ESPN Sur
Peru	ESPN Latin America Andina
Portugal	Sport TV HD, Sport TV1
Puerto Rico	ESPN Caribbean
Trinidad and Tobago	ESPN Caribbean
United States	ESPN3, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Uruguay	ESPN Cono Sur, ESPN Sur
Venezuela	ESPN Venezuela
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Scotland vs Brazil Match Preview

Brazil will be looking to bounce back from consecutive 1-0 friendly defeats to Argentina and France. Scotland could grab their third straight win after beating the Faroe Islands and Northern Ireland 3-0 in recent outings.

AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato has been ruled out for Brazil due to an ankle injury, while Villarreal striker Nilmar is doubtful with a muscle injury.

Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva should start for Brazil along with Ramires of Chelsea. Young Santos striker Meymar looks set to lead the attacking line for ‘A Seleção.’

Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher is out injured for Scotland, while Steven Naismith will miss the game due to illness.

Blackpool playmaker Charlie Adam is likely to feature in the Scotland midfield, while Robert Snodgrass of Leeds United could also start.

Bursaspor striker Kenny Miller will lead the attack and is also set to proudly captain Scotland. “It’s a massive honour. It means the world to me, as does playing for Scotland,” Miller told BBC Sport.

Scotland vs Brazil Match Report

Young Santos striker Neymar showed neat footwork to open the scoring just before half-time, and added a second from the penalty spot after he was brought down by Charlie Adam.

Scotland had an early chance to make an impression when captain Kenny Miller was fouled on the edge of the area by Lucio. Blackpool playmaker Adam stepped up to free kick but fired his effort into the defensive wall.

Brazil settled into the game and began to dominate possession, their first clear cut chance came when an Elano cross was headed over the bar by Ramires.

Elano was beginning to pull the string and he released Jadson with a clever through ball, only for Allan McGregor to save and keep the scores level. Galatasaray midfielder Elano then played over a corner that was headed powerfully off the bar by Leandro Damiao.

After another flowing Brazil move Lucas Leiva played over a cross that was apparently handled by Gary Caldwell , Scotland escaped though as the penalty appeals were turned down.

Scotland’s biggest threat appeared to be on set pieces, and they went close from one when Adam’s deep cross was glanced wide by Steven Whittaker.

Brazil deservedly took the lead three minutes before half-time when Andre Santos set up Neymar and the young striker showed neat footwork before finishing into the far corner for a 1-0 lead at the break.

Brazil came out firing early in the second half and showed good ball pressure as well as skill in possession. Neymar fired against the crossbar early in the half, before Ramires dispossessed Adam and tried to play in the Santos forward. Scotland goalkeeper McGregor deflected the pass before saving well from Damiao.

Barcelona full-back Dani Alves joined the attacking effort for Brazil, and his low cross was fired over by the hard working Ramires.

Scotland threatened intermittently on the counterattack and Adam fired over the bar after driving at the Brazilian defense. Adam was soon in action at the other end when he felled Neymar to award Brazil a spot kick.

Neymar calmly stroked home the penalty to give Brazil a comfortable 2-0 lead. Sao Paulo’s teenage prodigy Lucas was then introduced in the final stages and made an exciting cameo.

The young forward beat several defenders and played a one-two with Neymar before his shot was comfortably saved by McGregor. Lucas then set up Jonas with an inviting cross but the powerful forward fired over the bar and the score remained 2-0.

SCORING SUMMARY

BRA – Neymar (Andre Santos) 42’
BRA – Neymar (penalty kick) 77’

LINEUPS

SCO – McGregor, Hutton, Caldwell, Berra (D Wilson 73), Crainey, Adam (Snodgrass 78), Brown, Morrison (Cowie 90), McArthur (Bannan 56), Whittaker (Commons 64), Miller (Mackail-Smith 87).

BRA – Julio Cesar, Dani Alves, Lucio, Thiago Silva, Sndre Santos, Lucas (Sandro 86), Elano (Elias 82), Ramires, Jadson (Lucas Rodriguez 72), Neymar (Renato Augusta 89), Leandro Damiao (Oliveira 78).

Attendance: 53,087

LiveSoccerTV Man of the Match: Neymar (Brazil).

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