Scotland vs Brazil Tickets

Scotland vs Brazil: World Cup 2026, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami

Scotland face Brazil on 24 June 2026, with kick-off at 10pm UTC (6pm local Miami time) at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The fixture is part of the FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage, which is co-hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

How does ticket allocation work?

FIFA controls the primary ticket allocation for World Cup 2026. Tickets go through FIFA's official sales portal at fifa.com/tickets, with sales split across several phases. FIFA ran an initial ballot phase in 2024, followed by first-come, first-served windows. If you missed those phases, a final public sales window is expected closer to the tournament.

Each national association — the Scottish FA and the CBF (Brazilian FA) — receives an allocation for their own supporters. The Scottish FA distributed their allocation to registered supporters through their official channels. If you're a Scotland supporter, it's worth checking the Scottish FA website directly for any remaining association tickets or travel packages.

For Brazil supporters, the CBF handled their allocation separately via Brazilian FA channels.

What about the secondary market?

If primary sales are exhausted, verified resale marketplaces with buyer protection are the next option. Prices on the secondary market typically sit above face value for a fixture of this profile, and they tend to rise closer to kick-off as availability tightens. FIFA's own official resale platform allows ticket holders to relist at face value, so that's worth checking before turning to third-party resale.

Whichever route you use, make sure the platform offers a genuine buyer guarantee and that tickets are transferred digitally through FIFA's system. Physical or PDF copies are not valid for FIFA World Cup matches — entry is via the FIFA Ticket app only.

Getting to Hard Rock Stadium

Hard Rock Stadium is in Miami Gardens, roughly 20 miles north of downtown Miami. It has a capacity of around 65,000 for football (soccer) configuration.

• By train: The Brightline intercity rail service connects Miami Central to various Florida cities, but does not run directly to the stadium. The nearest Metrorail station is Dolphin Station, from which you'll need a connecting bus or rideshare.
• By car: The stadium has large on-site parking lots. For a night kick-off, expect significant post-match traffic. Arriving at least 90 minutes before kick-off is sensible.
• Rideshare: Uber and Lyft designated drop-off and pick-up zones operate at the stadium. Pre-booking a return is advisable given demand after the final whistle.

Florida in late June is hot and humid, with temperatures commonly above 30°C. Bring water, wear light clothing, and apply sunscreen if you're arriving early and queuing outside.

What to bring and what to leave at home

FIFA applies a clear bag policy at World Cup venues. You can bring one transparent bag no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches, plus a small clutch bag. Large backpacks and hard-sided bags are not permitted. Tickets are accessed via the FIFA Ticket app on your phone, so make sure your device is charged.

Scotland vs Brazil: the head-to-head picture

Scotland and Brazil have met twice in competitive and friendly matches. Their most recent meeting was a friendly in March 2011, which Brazil won 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium. Before that, Scotland faced Brazil at the 1998 World Cup in France, losing 2-1 in the opening group game in Saint-Denis. That 1998 match remains Scotland's only competitive fixture against Brazil.

Scotland qualified for World Cup 2026 through the UEFA European qualifying process. Brazil qualified automatically as the South American powerhouse, finishing in CONMEBOL's automatic qualification places. Scotland's qualification ended a 28-year absence from the World Cup, their last appearance having been France 1998.