Vinicius Jr scored twice as Brazil moved into the last 32 with a controlled win over Scotland. The match opened slowly, but Brazil's left side started to decide the rhythm after the first half-hour.

The first goal came from a quick switch of play, with Vinicius attacking the space before the Scottish back line could reset. From that point, every touch on the left side seemed to pull another defender toward him.

Scotland had chances after the break, especially from second balls around the box, but Brazil's forwards kept stretching the pitch. The second goal effectively settled the match and turned the final phase into a discussion about individual performances.

The result leaves Brazil in control of the group, while Scotland will need a response in the final round to keep their knockout hopes alive.