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Scotland Football Fans Hope for History Against Brazil (A2)

Scotland Football Fans Hope for History Against Brazil (A2)
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Scotland's football team is in Miami now. They are ready to play Brazil. This is a very important game.

Scotland needs to win to go to the next stage. Thousands of fans went to Miami to help the team. These fans call themselves the Tartan Army.

The atmosphere in the city is very exciting. One fan named Stevie believes the team can win. Another fan named Brian is very busy.

He checks the game map every day. He even told his boss he was sick. He did this so he could travel.

Now he is dreaming of Mexico City. This game is also special for Euan. He is celebrating his birthday in Miami.

He remembers the 1998 World Cup. That year, Scotland lost to Morocco and Brazil. He was only 16 years old then.

He wants the team to win today. It will be the best birthday gift. Back in Scotland, fans are ready too.

Many people will watch the game on big screens. Public houses will stay open very late. This will help businesses earn more money.

Scotland has three points right now. If they beat Brazil, they stay in the match. If they lose, they must wait for other results.

Fans will watch the league tables closely. They want to be in the last 32 teams. Everyone is waiting for June 27th.

Can Scotland make history this time? The fans are very hopeful. The players are training hard in the sun.

They practice every morning and every evening. The coach says the team is strong. He wants to see goals.

Many people in Scotland are wearing blue shirts today. They are singing songs about the team. They are going to meet friends to watch.

We are going to see a great game. Everyone hopes Scotland will play well. It is a big day for football fans.

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