Brazil set for final Maracanã match before heading to the World Cup | OneFootball

Brazil continues to focus on the World Cup and will face Panama in a friendly match at the Maracanã before heading to the World Cup. The match will take place on May 31, after the FIFA date in March, where the National Team challenges France and Croatia.

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Carlo Ancelotti spoke about having this last meeting with the Brazilian fans before heading to the United States.

"I really like the Maracanã, it's a grand stage that carries a lot of history. We have everything to host a high-level World Cup, we are preparing very well, and the players feel proud to serve the National Team," he said.

The Panamanian team will also be in the World Cup, alongside England, Croatia, and Ghana in Group L. Samir Xaud, president of the CBF, spoke about the importance of playing at the Maracanã.

"The Maracanã is the home of the Brazilian National Team, a stadium known worldwide and that has always been the stage for great performances. Receiving the affection and support of the fans will be fundamental for the team, which will depart for the USA the very next day," he emphasized.

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