Win Free Tickets To Brazil v Scotland

Five-Time World Champions Brazil take on Scotland on 27th March 2011 at the Emirates Stadium in London. We are offering one lucky Soccerlens.com reader (plus one guest) the chance to visit the Emirates to watch the Brazil v Scotland game live. Read on for more details.

Brazil and Scotland last squared off at the opening game of the 1998 World Cup, which was incidentally also the last time Scotland qualified for a major international tournament.

For Scotland, it completes a week in which the team will covene for a five-day training camp at the La Manga resort in Spain. The match is also part the acclaimed Brazil World Tour (managed by Kentaro) and is expected to be a sellout with only a few thousand tickets left to go!

Match Facts:

Brazil v Scotland
Sunday 27 March 2011
Emirates Stadium, London
Kickoff: 2PM GMT

Scotland’s squad is expected to be announced on Thursday, with Brazil’s squad soon to follow.

It will be the first time Scotland have played in London since the 1-0 Euro 2000 qualification play-off win at Wembley in 1999, a result that was not enough to earn progress to the finals.

Scotland and Brazil have met 10 times, four times in World Cup finals, and the best results achieved have been draws, 1-1 in a Hampden friendly in 1966 and 0-0 in the 1974 World Cup in Mexico when they came close to scoring a winner.

Tickets can be bought via www.arsenal.com/brazilvscotland, but if you’re based in the UK and would like to attend the game, here’s your chance to win free tickets to Brazil v Scotland.

Scotland Squad

Goalkeepers: Allan McGregor (Rangers), Craig Gordon (Sunderland), Iain Turner (Everton).

Defenders: Phil Bardsley (Sunderland), Christophe Berra (Wolves), Gary Caldwell (Wigan), Stephen Crainey (Blackpool), Grant Hanley (Blackburn), Alan Hutton (Tottenham), Danny Wilson (Liverpool), Stephen Whittaker (Rangers), Mark Wilson (Celtic).

Midfielders: Charlie Adam (Blackpool), Barry Bannan (Aston Villa), Scott Brown (Celtic), Kris Commons (Celtic), Don Cowie (Watford), Murray Davidson (St Johnstone), James McArthur (Wigan), James Morrison (West Brom), Robert Snodgrass (Leeds).

Forwards: Chris Maguire (Aberdeen), Kenny Miller (Bursaspor), Steven Naismith (Rangers).

Brazil Squad

Goalkeepers: Victor (Gremio), Jefferson (Botafogo), Julio Cesar (Inter Milan)

Defenders: Lucio, Maicon (both Inter Milan), Thiago Silva (AC Milan), David Luiz (Chelsea), Luisao (Benfica), Marcelo (Real Madrid), Andre Santos (Fenerbahce), Daniel Alves (Barcelona)

Midfielders: Lucas (Sao Paulo), Lucas Leiva (Liverpool), Elano (Santos), Elias (Atletico Madrid), Henrique (Cruzeiro), Jadson (Shakhtar Donetsk), Ramires (Chelsea), Sandro (Tottenham Hotspur), Renato Augusto (Bayer Leverkusen)

Forwards: Alexandre Pato (AC Milan), Jonas (Valencia), Neymar (Santos), Nilmar (Villarreal)