Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "In the final third we need to decide if we're going to take a shot or make a decision that forces the opposition to defend.

"The quality at the endpoint is what's lacking. Did we really force Morocco into enough? Probably not."

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Charlotte

Another busy media conference as Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith faces questions.

Plenty of interest in the Scotland squad here in Charlotte and their next challenge at this World Cup.

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "Brazil were 3-0 up before half-time against Haiti, so we won't be going gung-ho from minute one.

"The conditions, the opposition, it's impossible to do. There will be moments we need to sit in our shape and wait."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "Scott McTominay wants to come off being the main man because he expects the most.

"He is a leader and will demand from everyone."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "I think we have the players who can cause [Brazil] problems.

"Jack Hendry and Angus Gunn have had a good tournament, but I think some players will be wanting to get in the headlines against Brazil."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith on training absences today: "Scott McKenna is fine, Lewis Ferguson has run the most in the tournament so he's just taking a rest.

"Aaron Hickey will be monitored in the coming days and a decision for tomorrow will be made in tonight's meeting."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "I think this squad deserve to be the first squad to get out the group. I think we have the players who can do it, the manager who can do it."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "We'll look back and there are areas we could have done better at.

"No easy games, managed to get a good result against Haiti, the early goal set us back.

"Going into the last game we'll do what we need to do to get the result which we came here to do.

"We will need to be solid, though."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith: "Losing the early goal was poor on our part, we reacted to that.

"As the game went on we played more forward-thinking passes and were better in possession.

"Morocco are a brilliant team and will cause team problems but our defensive set-up was good."

Scotland assistant coach Steven Naismith is here.

A few minutes late, Naisy, but we'll let you off.

All on time, last week.

Peaked too soon. It was never going to last.

A lot of laughs and giggles down at training this morning. Good to see.

Squad appear to be in fine fettle, despite that narrow defeat to Morocco on Friday.

Fun in the sun, it seems.

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After two World Cup outings, Scotland's hopes of progressing from Group C hang in the balance.

They have three points after a 1-0 win over Haiti and a 1-0 reverse against Morocco.

That tally could be enough should they avoid a heavy defeat against Brazil on Wednesday (23:00 BST), while a point would all but guarantee their place in the last 32.

But what have we learned from the two outings in Boston before the Tartan Army descend on Miami?

Read more from George O'Neill here.

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Imagine a question or two on this guy, too.

Ilgiz Tantashev didn't receive a lot of love from the Tartan Army on Friday.

According to Stephen McGinn, Tantashev told his brother John he turned down his claim for a penalty against Morocco because the ball was going out of play as he was challenged by Neil el Aynaoui.

Read more here.

I'm sure the media here will put a question to Steven Naismith on that.

So expect an update soon. Ish.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland in Charlotte

The Scotland players arrived back in Charlotte yesterday evening and today they were back on the training pitch preparing for the challenge of Brazil.

The vast majority of the players were present, although defenders Scott McKenna and Aaron Hickey plus midfielder Lewis Ferguson were doing their own thing training wise.

Halfway line or goalline, Kenny McLean can do it all...

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Hearing positive things that there’s a bit of heat back home, hoorah!

It is still, very, very hot and humid in Charlotte. Boston the last few days hasn’t been so bad, but the players are back in the kind of conditions they’ll face in Florida this week.

Mind the squad had a pre-tournament camp in Fort Lauderdale at the beginning of the month, so they know the clammy conditions awaiting them.

Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland in Boston

I have never ever seen anything like this.

At the gate for the flight to Miami from Boston, the Scotland fans have just had a speech delivered to them by the staff over the tannoy.

There’s a cart with shortbread, Scotland cupcakes, balloons and Runrig is currently blaring. Being told people in kilts and with bagpipes get to board first.

The lovely lady Nancy led the reception, telling the Scots to keep the faith and they’ll be returning to Boston after the groups. Message cards are now being handed out for the Tartan Army to fill in to give to the mayor.