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Scotland to face Brazil and Morocco in World Cup group stage in repeat of France 1998

December 5, 2025

Scotland has been drawn into Group C of the 2026 World Cup alongside Brazil, Morocco, and Haiti, marking their first World Cup appearance since 1998. The tournament starts for Scotland on June 13 against Haiti, with the match to be held either in the Boston area or at MetLife Stadium near New York City.

Scotland to face Brazil and Morocco in World Cup group stage in repeat of France 1998

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Scotland will face Brazil, Morocco, and Haiti in Group C of the 2026 World Cup.
This is Scotland's first World Cup since 1998.
Scotland's opening match is scheduled for June 13 against Haiti.
The match will take place in either the Boston area or MetLife Stadium in New York.
This will be the fifth time Scotland has faced Brazil in World Cup history.

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Scotland to face Brazil and Morocco in World Cup group stage in repeat of France 1998

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