This is Scotland's most important World Cup match in a generation — their first appearance at the tournament in 28 years ends here unless they get a result. Steve Clarke's men beat Haiti 1-0 before losing 0-1 to Morocco, leaving them on 3 points going into the final MD3 decider. A draw or win against Brazil would almost certainly seal their passage to the knockout rounds for the first time in history. Brazil, meanwhile, already have 4 points and top Group C ahead of Morocco on goal difference. Carlo Ancelotti's Seleção drew 1-1 with Morocco and beat Haiti 3-0, meaning they only need to match or better Morocco's result against Haiti to guarantee group victory. Brazil are without the injured Raphinha (hamstring, MD2), but Neymar is available off the bench after missing the first two games. Vinicius Junior has scored in both WC appearances and is the standout threat. Scotland's Scott McTominay is in electric form, and the Tartan Army travelling support in Miami will be immense. All five sources consulted — SportsGambler, FootballPredictions, FootballWhispers, SportsMole, RotoWire & The Standard — agree Brazil win. Score predictions range from 1-1 (FootballWhispers) to 0-3 (The Standard, SportsGambler correct score) via 1-2 (FootballPredictions, RotoWire) and 1-3 (SportsMole). Our model consensus: Brazil 2-1 Scotland — a pulsating thriller where Scotland grab a consolation but ultimately fall short of the historic upset.