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Time:2026-06-20T04:04:50Z

Brazil beat Haiti 3-0 to top World Cup Group C, with Matheus Cunha scoring twice to eliminate Haiti. Scotland's knockout hopes remain alive despite a controversial 1-0 loss to Morocco, with debate over two denied penalty calls. Scotland now need a result against Brazil to advance.

Brazil cruise to 3-0 World Cup win over Haiti

Brazil cruise to 3-0 World Cup win over HaitiBrazil defeated Haiti 3-0 in a dominant World Cup Group C performance, moving to the top of the group and eliminating Haiti from the tournament. The match saw Brazil find their attacking groove after a slow start to their campaign. A Haitian star also suffered an injury during the game.

Scotland's knockout hopes alive despite Morocco loss

Scotland's knockout hopes alive despite Morocco lossScotland's World Cup campaign remains on a knife-edge after a 1-0 defeat to Morocco. Despite the loss, their knockout round hopes are still mathematically alive. They will now face Brazil in a must-win final group match to advance.

Matheus Cunha double leads Brazil past Haiti

Matheus Cunha double leads Brazil past HaitiMatheus Cunha scored twice as Brazil cruised to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Haiti, sealing the team's first win of the 2026 World Cup. His brace was the standout performance of the match, powering Brazil to the top of Group C and eliminating Haiti from the tournament.

Penalty controversy overshadows Scotland's loss to Morocco

Penalty controversy overshadows Scotland's loss to MoroccoScotland's 1-0 defeat to Morocco was marred by major penalty controversy, with two strong appeals waved away. Pundits remain divided over whether Scotland should have been awarded spot kicks and whether Morocco should have gone down to 10 men. The decisions left Scotland lamenting what could have been.

Scotland face sobering reality after controversial defeat

Scotland face sobering reality after controversial defeatAnalysis pieces paint a mixed picture of Scotland's performance — flawed but relentless, showing substance despite the loss. The mood has sobered after an early Moroccan strike in the first 70 seconds left them chasing the game. The Independent reports on Scotland's 'World Cup regret' as they face a pivotal match against Brazil.