Saibari scores after 70 seconds as Scotland fall to Morocco

Scotland 0–1 Morocco and your World Cup is suddenly hanging by a thread. Ismael Saibari scored after 70 seconds (1) (3) (9). Seventy seconds. Roy Keane did not hold back: "The body language of the Scotland players… it's like they're daydreaming" (16).

Clarke wants that penalty, Keane says no

Steve Clarke is clear, John McGinn was taken out by Neil El Aynaoui and your team should have had a penalty. "On another day that's a penalty," Clarke said (7). John McGinn put it plainly: "He took me out" (2). The BBC analysis flagged three big decisions that went against Scotland (5) (6).

Roy Keane saw the McTominay shout differently: "He's looking to go down" (10).

There is also the Issa Diop question, Clarke hinted the Morocco defender could have seen red (2).

Brazil up next, and they just found form

Brazil 3–0 Haiti on Friday night (13) (15). Matheus Cunha struck twice in quick succession and Vinícius Júnior ran the show (13) (15). That result eliminates Haiti and sets up a final group match where Scotland must beat Brazil (3) (11).

One former player offered a sliver of hope: "There's no Ronaldo, Rivaldo or Roberto Carlos" (12).

The qualification maze

Scotland can still go through, but the permutations are tight. The BBC has mapped the scenarios, it involves results elsewhere and a lot of moving parts (4). Beat Brazil and your team still needs other results to cooperate.

Fan reactions

The Tartan Army are dissecting the penalty shouts frame by frame on Reddit. The McGinn incident at 49 minutes and the McTominay appeal at 80 minutes dominate the conversation, with clips circulating in multiple threads. There is fury but not despair, the tone is more "we've been here before" than "it's over." See the debate on r/soccer.