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The Brazilian national team faces Scotland in the World Cup and there's a blood tie between the two countries. Charles Miller, the 'father of Brazilian football', was born in the Brás neighborhood of São Paulo, but his family tree dates back to 19th-century Scotland.
Who was Charles Miller?
Charles Miller was a football player who introduced the sport to Brazil. He was born in 1874 and was sent to England to study, where he came into contact with football.
How did football arrive in Brazil?
Miller brought football to Brazil in 1894, when he organized the first football game in the country. The team of São Paulo Railway employees beat the workers of the Companhia de Gás 4-2.
What is the connection to Scotland?
The connection to Scotland comes from the fact that Charles Miller's father, John Miller, was born in Scotland in 1844. John Miller moved to Brazil in 1860 and worked on the construction of the railway network.
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Last result | Brazil 1-1 Tunisia (2025-11-18) |
| Recent form | 2W-1D-1L (DWLW) |
| Injured players | Neymar, Raphinha |
The Brazilian national team is preparing to face Scotland in the World Cup. With the historical connection between the two countries, this game promises to be exciting.
