Post
We'll call it a day there folks as we're about to get ushered into the broadcast area. And Andy and I need our lunch.
Thank you for following our live text, keep an eye on the BBC Sport Scotland website for more analysis and preview material before Wednesday's big game.
Cheerio.
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
A Brazilian journalist which begs the question will the Tartan Army drink Miami dry if Scotland get a result.
"These are the questions I like!"
"They are the best in the world, everywhere they go people fall in love with them. I think they're gutted they left.
"Come tomorrow night, if we manage to beat Brazil - using your words - I'm sure a couple of beers will be drank."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Lots of questions from the Brazilian media. Now another question about wanting to face Neymar.
"It's not really if we want to face Neymar.
"I could name every player in the Brazil squad and the players who have been left at home. That's up to Ancelotti to make that decision.
"We just have to prepare to play the best we can."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Andy Robertson's just been reminded he's on a booking.
"Thanks for that," he says with a smile.
"It's not something I've overly thought about until 20 seconds ago, but we go all in tomorrow.
"The players all have to be 100%."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"He's the best keeper in the world," says Robertson of his former Liverpool team-mate Alisson.
"Unbelievable goalkeeper and an even better person.
"I hope he is picking the ball out of the net a couple of more times than I've been used to."
Permutations?
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"I couldn't care less," says Andy Robertson about the permutations.
"When it comes to the game, we are in control of our own destiny at the minute. We already have three points and nobody knows.
"What we do know is if we get a result tomorrow night we'll be 100% through."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"We are playing against a massive country, most iconic and decorated in the World Cup.
"But we want to achieve history for our little country and we have the opportunity to do that tomorrow night."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Asked about the weather...
"When you see the France game that was delayed by the weather for the first time.
"I think so far we've been a little bit lucky."
Clarke says his team have a "coping strategy" if there is a weather delay.
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Steve Clarke is asked what he thinks about when he goes to bed.
"When I go to bed at night I just fall asleep.
"It's been five weeks since I left home. It's a long time for an old guy."
We'll call it a day there folks as we're about to get ushered into the broadcast area. And Andy and I need our lunch.
Thank you for following our live text, keep an eye on the BBC Sport Scotland website for more analysis and preview material before Wednesday's big game.
Cheerio.
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
A Brazilian journalist which begs the question will the Tartan Army drink Miami dry if Scotland get a result.
"These are the questions I like!"
"They are the best in the world, everywhere they go people fall in love with them. I think they're gutted they left.
"Come tomorrow night, if we manage to beat Brazil - using your words - I'm sure a couple of beers will be drank."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Lots of questions from the Brazilian media. Now another question about wanting to face Neymar.
"It's not really if we want to face Neymar.
"I could name every player in the Brazil squad and the players who have been left at home. That's up to Ancelotti to make that decision.
"We just have to prepare to play the best we can."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Andy Robertson's just been reminded he's on a booking.
"Thanks for that," he says with a smile.
"It's not something I've overly thought about until 20 seconds ago, but we go all in tomorrow.
"The players all have to be 100%."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"He's the best keeper in the world," says Robertson of his former Liverpool team-mate Alisson.
"Unbelievable goalkeeper and an even better person.
"I hope he is picking the ball out of the net a couple of more times than I've been used to."
Permutations?
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"I couldn't care less," says Andy Robertson about the permutations.
"When it comes to the game, we are in control of our own destiny at the minute. We already have three points and nobody knows.
"What we do know is if we get a result tomorrow night we'll be 100% through."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
"We are playing against a massive country, most iconic and decorated in the World Cup.
"But we want to achieve history for our little country and we have the opportunity to do that tomorrow night."
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Asked about the weather...
"When you see the France game that was delayed by the weather for the first time.
"I think so far we've been a little bit lucky."
Clarke says his team have a "coping strategy" if there is a weather delay.
Post
Scott Mullen
BBC Sport Scotland at Miami Stadium
Steve Clarke is asked what he thinks about when he goes to bed.
"When I go to bed at night I just fall asleep.
"It's been five weeks since I left home. It's a long time for an old guy."
