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The Brazil vs. Scotland game led to a hilarious moment in Miami.
Brazil took on Scotland in their final game of the Group C matchups. Evidently, fans were excited for this standings-deciding battle.
But let’s put that on the back burner for a while and take a look at what made soccer fans in Miami laugh uncontrollably.

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A viral video on X, posted by user World Cup HQ, showed a popular Donald Trump impersonator in Miami for the Brazil vs. Scotland game.
In the clip, the Trump impersonator can be seen throwing money at the crowd. But that’s not all, he also did Trump’s viral dance moves while wearing a Scottish kilt.

It seemed like the impersonator convinced some fans with his acting as a Brazilian fan could be seen clicking a selfie with him after his dance.
While the Trump impersonator entertained fans in Miami, the real reason why most fans returned home happy was Brazil’s incredible performance vs. Scotland.
Vinicius Jr. scored a brace in the first half while Matheus Cunha delivered the final blow to Scotland in the second half to earn a comfortable 3-0 win.
As a result, Brazil jumped to the top spot in their group with 7 points as the five-time World Cup champions secured a spot in the Round of 32.

Scotland, on the other hand, finished third in the group with 3 points, as their fate now lies in the hands of other teams to secure a last-minute place in the next round.
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