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Ahead of the World Cup clash between Scotland and Brazil, it wasn’t the game itself making headlines but an extraordinary prediction from Brazilian psychic Vó Baiana. The self-proclaimed clairvoyant claimed she had twice dreamed of an alien invasion taking place during the match at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, according to the Daily Mail.

A video of Baiana tearfully describing her vision quickly went viral on social media. According to the psychic, a massive UFO will appear above the stadium before aliens descend and begin abducting both players and fans.

“I had the same dream again, where aliens invaded the soccer field in Miami,” she said. “I clearly saw the first spaceship taking the players. Then another one appeared, much bigger, and thousands of people were taken aboard. There was screaming, crying and complete panic.”

Baiana said it was the second time she had experienced the same dream, which is why she believes the vision should be taken seriously.

She also claimed a second spacecraft carrying so-called “reptilians” – mythical beings often associated with UFO lore and conspiracy theories – would arrive at the stadium.

Despite the video's viral success, the psychic offered no evidence to support her claims. There is also no scientific evidence confirming the existence of extraterrestrial life.

Still, the clip has racked up millions of views amid renewed public fascination with UFOs and recently declassified U.S. government files on unidentified aerial phenomena.

The Scotland vs. Brazil match is set to go ahead as scheduled at a sold-out Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Tournament organizers have not commented on the viral “prophecy.”

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