Brazilian fans pack Times Square ahead of World Cup opener

Thousands of Brazilian supporters have taken over Times Square in New York with singing and dancing hours before the match against Morocco.

Brazil's World Cup opener against Morocco, scheduled for 7pm Brasília time today at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, prompted widespread fan gatherings.

Videos shared on X show thousands of Brazilians singing, dancing and filling the streets of Times Square with flags and musical instruments.

A Saveiro equipped with loudspeakers drove through the area, drawing attention and online comments. Moroccan supporters were also present and shared the space with Brazilians.

Fans in India and Bangladesh likewise celebrated in the streets, organizing motorcycle parades and parties in support of the team.

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Thousands of Argentine fans rallying in Times Square despite rain ahead of the World Cup final.
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Argentine fans stage massive rally in Times Square ahead of World Cup final

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Thousands of Argentine fans gathered in Times Square on Saturday despite rain to support the national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup final against Spain.

Thousands of fans gathered in plazas and fan fests across Buenos Aires to support the national team during its opening World Cup match.

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Brazil opened its 2026 World Cup campaign with a 1-1 draw against Morocco at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Saibari scored for the Moroccans and Vini Jr. equalized for Brazil.

On June 11, 2026, groups of searching mothers marched in Mexico City near Estadio Ciudad de México as the World Cup opened.

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Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada announced the placement of seven new screens at key points in the capital so more fans can watch Mexico's matches in the World Cup.

Brazil, top of Group C, will play Japan on Monday (29) at 2pm at NRG Stadium in Houston in the round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup.

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Companies including McDonald’s, Coca-Cola and Lay’s have started campaigns featuring stars such as Messi and Beckham to engage fans ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. A JD Sports analysis shows Brazil’s jersey leading popularity among the 54 teams.

 

 

 

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