BRAZIL’S national team will face Peru in a crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifier at the Mané Garrincha National Stadium in Brasília. This marks the first time in five years that the Seleção will play in the capital with fans in attendance since their 2019 victory over Qatar.
The Brazilian Football Confederation chose Brasília for its top-tier infrastructure and strong support from local officials. Before this home game, Brazil will play an away match in Chile on October 10th, which will be a key test for Fernando Diniz’s squad.
Fans in Brasília are eager to cheer on the team, especially after missing out on live games due to the pandemic. With a full stadium expected, Brazil aims to secure three crucial points in their quest for the 2026 World Cup.
