As it happened: Scotland beaten 1-0 by Morocco as African side score quickest goal of World Cup so far
Scotland have been beaten 1-0 by Morocco in a pulsating Group C game which saw the North African team score the World Cup's quickest goal so far.
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A win would have seen Steve Clarke's side secure a first-ever knockout place at a FIFA World Cup.
But it wasn't to be for the thousands of the Tartan Army who have travelled to the US for the game.
Follow live updates below as Scotland take on Morocco in a crucial World Cup Group C match...
FULL-TIME: SCOTLAND 0-1 MOROCCO
Scotland have been beaten by Morocco in a end-to-end Group C match.
The Tartan Army were dominated by Morocco in the first-half - with a first-ever knockout qualification on the line.
Morocco's centre-forward Saibari scored after just 73 seconds to put the AFCON champions 1-0 up.
But Scotland should have had a penalty after Scott McTominay was hauled down - and grew into the game.
All eyes on Miami - thank you and goodnight!
Wednesday. Miami. Brazil.
If Scotland are to keep their World Cup adventure alive, they may need to beat the mighty Selecao.
And that's it for us.
Y'all come back now, y'hear.
FULL TIME: SCOTLAND 0-1 MOROCCO
The corner comes to nothing and the whistle has gone!
Scotland beaten. And it's all on Miami against Brazil.
Gulp.
90+4: Nearly from Dykes!
Scotland nearly equalise as Dykes nearly sees his defender put the ball in Bono's net.
Corner for Scotland!
90: SIX MINUTES ADDED ON
A roar goes up with six minutes added on.
Time to throw caution to the wind, Scotland.
89': Morocco switch Ounahi with El Mourabet
As we enter the added time. Morocco also make a change.
88': SUBSTITUTION: McGinn and Patterson off for Stewart and Ralston
While Bono gets to his feet, John McGinn and Nathan Patterson are taken off.
They are replaced by Antony Ralston and Ross Stewart.
87': Time to make yourself a hero....
Gannon-Doak is an inspired substitution. He is bossing Mazraoui and Scotland are pushing hard.
Someone needs to make themselves a hero in blue.
Bono is down at the back for Morocco.
84': Scotland asking questions
Morocco look like they're holding on for deal life now!
McTominay finds space on the right and fires a deflected shot into the side netting.
A corner is delivered to Dykes who should do better and its a Morocco goal kick.
Scotland are edging closer...
82': Suspect call from the ref
On the replay, Scott McTominay looks to be impeded.
The defender gets none of the ball.
No VAR intervention either. That's going to be controversial.
81': PENALTY SHOUT.... DENIED
McTominay gets wrong side of his man and goes down seemingly under pressure...
But the Uzbek ref waves it away.
Scotland are on top now.