The weather forecast predicts possible thunderstorms in Miami tonight which could affect Scotland’s crucial game against Brazil.
A draw in their final Group C match will all but guarantee passage into the knockout stages of a major tournament for the first time.
But Steve Clarke has plans in place to deal with any weather delays that might affect their game.
Speaking ahead of the fixture, Clarke said: “”I think so far we’ve probably been a little bit lucky with the weather.
“Looking at the forecast, it’s possible that there will be some rain disruptions.
“We have a strategy in mind on how to deal with it. Obviously, you don’t know how long the delay is going to be.
“They’re always doing it off the last lightning strike. You’ve got to wait 30 minutes off the last lightning strike, so that can just roll on and roll on.
“If there is to be a delay, then hopefully it will be a short one but we have an idea of what we’ll do if it happens to us.
“For me, as a coach, to be involved in a World Cup match against Brazil, one of the most iconic teams in the world… first memories of the World Cup for me were probably the 1970 Brazil team.
“They were absolutely fantastic.
“They were great to see for a young boy growing up. And you grow up with that love of Brazil. But tomorrow night, we have to not love Brazil and love Scotland more.”
Clarke,also confirmed that full-back Aaron Hickey will not be fit for the match.
