What have we learned from Scotland's World Cup so far as Brazil test looms? (opens original article in a new tab)

Scotland's World Cup campaign has shown both defensive resilience and attacking struggles, with mixed results from their 4-4-2 formation and key players failing to make an impact.

• Scotland's 4-4-2 formation showed mixed results in World Cup matches with 8 goals in friendlies but fewer shots and expected goals against Haiti and Morocco.
• Strikers Lawrence Shankland and Che Adams struggled to impact games, with Adams managing only 11 touches before being substituted.
• Defensive resilience was noted after a quick goal against Morocco, with Jack Hendry making key saves to limit opposition chances.
• Coach Steve Clarke may make personnel changes for the next match, considering players like Lyndon Dykes and Ben Gannon-Doak for attacking options.