Brazil eased into the World Cup last 32 with a commanding 3-0 win over Scotland in Miami, driven by another decisive display from Vinicius Junior. The Real Madrid star capitalised on a defensive error to open the scoring early and doubled the lead with a stoppage‑time header, becoming the first Brazilian since 2002 to score in every group match. Scotland struggled throughout, undone repeatedly by their own mistakes, and Matheus Cunha added a third on the hour from a Bruno Guimaraes assist.

Neymar returned to action after more than two years, entering to huge applause as Brazil comfortably saw out the match. The five‑time champions advance as Group C winners and head to Houston for a last‑32 tie against the Group F runners‑up. Scotland, third with three points, must wait to learn whether their record is enough to progress. Morocco finished second after a 4-2 comeback win over Haiti in Atlanta.