Scotland head into a huge FIFA World Cup clash with Brazil knowing qualification is still within reach - but are they doing enough to grab it? Kenny Macintyre is joined by Kris Doolan and John Walker to pick apart the Morocco performance, the lack of attacking threat, and whether Scotland are showing Brazil too much respect.

With Scott McTominay covering more ground than any other player in the World Cup but is it often too far from goal? How can we unlock Scotland’s biggest weapon?

Is a back five the only option, or is there room to be braver?

Plus, could Lionel Messi cut it in the Scottish leagues?

Kenny Macintyre is joined by Andy Halliday and Scott Allan to ask the big questions after Scotland’s narrow defeat to Morocco. What really went wrong in that performance, and were the tactics too passive?

Is Steve Clarke getting enough out of a talented squad, or is there more to come? How should Scotland approach the Brazil game – and what changes are needed to stay in the tournament?

And with knockout hopes still alive, can Scotland find a way through when it matters most?

Richard Gordon is joined by Craig Levein and Hugh Macdonald to preview Scotland v Brazil in Miami with South American football expert Tim Vickery and we ask how the World Cup is being received in the USA, with ESPN commentator Mark Donaldson.

Away from the World Cup, there's been plenty of domestic football news. We discuss Derek McIness' move to Rangers, who now for Hearts and Motherwell appoint their new manager.

The Sportsound team in Boston reflect on the night before where Scotland was defeated by Morocco in their second World Cup match.

Willie Miller, Leanne Crichton and Tom English assess Scotland's narrow defeat to Morocco, as Steve Clarke's side remain focused on reaching the knockout stage for the first time

Mere hours before Scotland face Morocco, Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Scott Allan and John Walker to break it all down—but what questions need answered before kick-off? Will Steve Clarke go with a back five or stick with a midfield-heavy setup?

How do Scotland stay disciplined against Morocco’s pace and movement? Can they be brave enough on the ball to control the game in key moments? If Scotland fall behind, what changes can turn the tide? And if they take the lead, how do they hold on?

Most importantly—can Scotland embrace the underdog tag and produce a famous World Cup result?

01:35 - Pre-match Nerves and First Reactions

04:46 - What Exactly Are Morocco Bringing?

08:27 - Back Five or 4-5-1? Scotland’s Shape Debate

14:08 - If Scotland Go Behind, What Changes?

18:42 - Would Morocco Settle — and What If Scotland Lead?

23:26 - Can we control the game?

Kenny Macintyre is joined by Andy Halliday and Ryan Flynn to ask the big questions ahead of Scotland’s World Cup showdown. How should Steve Clarke set up against Morocco - stick or switch formation? Who gets the nod up front, and can Scotland play their way to the result they need?

Away from Scotland, are the big stars - Mbappe, Messi, Haaland, Kane - beginning to take over the tournament?

Plus is John McGlynn the obvious choice for the Tynecastle hot seat after McInnes' move to Rangers?

Kenny Macintyre is joined by Kris Doolan and Stephen MacGowan to break down Scotland’s World Cup opener - is the result looking better by the day? Should fans be encouraged by the three points or concerned by the performance? Are we seeing a tournament of shocks as big teams slip up, and how far can underdogs go? What changes should Steve Clarke make ahead of Morocco - and can Scotland take the point they need? Plus, with Derek McInnes set for Rangers, what does it mean for Ibrox and who’s next for Hearts - is Falkirk's John McGlynn the stand out candidate?

Is Derek McInnes about to become Rangers manager - and what would he bring to Ibrox? Host Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Rory Loy and Tony Docherty to break down the latest developments and ask whether mentality is the missing piece in the title race. Should Steve Clarke reshape his Scotland side for Morocco - and does that mean dropping Lawrence Shankland? How should Scotland approach one of the toughest tests in Group C? And with the feel-good factor growing, just how far can this squad go at the World Cup?