It's all over in Miami!

Brazil dominates Group C with a commanding 3-0 win, potentially ending Scotland's knockout stage hopes.

Vinicius was unplayable, especially in the first half, scoring three times with one disallowed by VAR.

He punished McKenna's mistake inside seven minutes, setting the tone.

Moments later, he struck again after Hendry hesitated, but the referee ruled a foul in the build-up after VAR intervention.

It didn't matter: just before the break, he rose brilliantly to head home.

Brazil's control was evident with a staggering 4.46 xG compared to Scotland's 1.13.

Cunha applied the final blow after slick play from Guimaraes opened the angle.

Scotland rallied late, but their threat came too late to change the story, which may haunt them if they fail to finish among the best eight third-placed sides.

They now face a long, gut-wrenching wait.

Ancelotti's Brazil marches straight into the round of 32 and looks every inch a growing force.

That's all from Miami!

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Brazil shuts out Scotland 3-0 at Miami Stadium.

SO CLOSE FOR SCOTLAND!

Alisson spills Ferguson's inswinging corner, and Ralston pounces on the loose ball.

The full-back drives down the left and finds McTominay, who swivels and fires at goal, but the Liverpool keeper makes a heartbreaking save for Brazil!

Ferguson takes another free kick, and a Brazilian head flicks it over the crossbar.

Scotland's pressure earns them a last-gasp corner.

Neymar's first brace for Brazil came in a March 2011 friendly against Scotland, where he scored both goals in a 2-0 win at the Emirates Stadium in London.

SUB: Curtis replaces McGinn.

SUBS: Scotland makes a double change.

Adams comes on to lead the line, replacing Shankland.

Six minutes left here in Miami.

Just one goal could change everything for Scotland.

YELLOW CARD!

Christie drags down Neymar after Brazil's lightning-fast ball movement.

It's a tired, frustrated challenge, and his face says it all.

BLOCKED!

Neymar whips in a corner from the far side, finding Gabriel, who is prolific in these situations.

The Arsenal defender doesn't go the orthodox route with his head; instead, he launches into a scissor-kick, catching it sweetly and sending it arrowing toward goal.

It looked on target, but a Scotland shirt plants himself in the way and takes the full force of it.

Tierney ghosts in at the back post, looking to volley it clean, but instead he swings through and connects with the Brazil shirt rather than the ball.

It's just not happening for Scotland, who will be praying they can somehow scrape through to the knockouts with those three points earned against Haiti.