World Cup 2026: Scotland's future is still in their hands
Scotland still have hope at the 2026 World Cup despite just losing to Morocco, with Pat Nevin and Tim Vickery analyzing the challenges ahead.
Scotland suffered a narrow defeat to Morocco, but their World Cup hopes remain intact. Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith joined Pat Nevin, who had just left the stadium, to reflect on an encouraging performance from Steve Clarke's team. What does this result mean for Scotland's hopes of progressing to the knockout stages, and what lessons can they learn ahead of the big match against Brazil? South American football journalist Tim Vickery joins the show to talk about Brazil's mood after their victory over Haiti and assess their chances of ending their 24-year World Cup title drought. Additionally, the team also reacted to America's advance to the knockout round, and Lloyd took part in a soccer match of his own in Los Angeles.
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