Scotland's World Cup fate hangs in the balance as they face off against Brazil in their final group game, with the possibility of topping the group and qualifying for the knockouts still alive.
Depending on the outcome of Morocco's match against Haiti, three points for Scotland would see them finish second in the group, while a draw would almost certainly secure their spot among the top eight teams.
However, if Scotland lose to Brazil, their World Cup hopes will be left uncertain, with the team facing a nervy wait as the rest of the final group games play out.
According to recent data, the chances of Scotland progressing with a goal difference of -1 would be 84 per cent, but a 2-0 loss to Brazil would significantly reduce those odds to 63 per cent, while a three-goal defeat would see their chances drop to 42 per cent.
In the event of teams finishing level on points, the head-to-head record between teams will now be used as the first tiebreaker, which could potentially see Scotland finish below Morocco if both teams end up on four points.
Should Scotland progress to the Round of 32, they would face the runner-up from Group F, with the Netherlands, Japan, or Sweden as possible opponents, depending on the outcome of the group stage.
Finishing third, perhaps the most realistic scenario, means Scotland could face the group winner from Groups A, E, and I if they finish among the top eight third-place teams, with possible opponents including Mexico, Germany, or France.
