The Brazilian national team, led by coach Dorival Júnior, arrived in Las Vegas late Tuesday, ready for their next match against Paraguay this Friday (June 28th) at 10 PM Brasília time. They’re coming off a 0-0 draw with Costa Rica in Los Angeles, a game that set the stage for an important group match.
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Training begins today at the Bettye Wilson Sports Complex, with sessions planned for 7 PM on consecutive days. Media can view the first 15 minutes of each session.
The opener against Costa Rica drew a record 67,158 fans to SoFi Stadium, a modern venue that cost about R$30 billion. This stadium is set to host significant future events, including the 2026 World Cup and the 2028 Olympics.
VAMOS POR MAIS! 🇧🇷👊🏽
Atenção, torcida: temos um encontro marcado na próxima sexta-feira (28), na Copa America, contra o Paraguai. Essa é a hora de estarmos mais fortes, e juntos sabemos que vamos além!
Os trabalhos continuam. Treino, foco e determinação regem a Seleção. Vamos… pic.twitter.com/Q2fOGPr51n
— CBF Futebol (@CBF_Futebol) June 25, 2024
However, it’s not just about the crowds. Brazil’s performance needs improvement, as shown by their recent draw. With Paraguay coming off a 2-1 loss to Colombia, the pressure is on Brazil and Coach Dorival Júnior to secure a win.
As the team prepares, their actions in Las Vegas are critical not just for their Copa América chances, but for demonstrating smart tactics.
