Brazil women to face the United States at Neo Química Arena, see date | OneFootball

During the break in the season for the World Cup, the Neo Química Arena will host, on June 6 at 6:30 p.m., the friendly match between Brazil and the United States. The game marks the first of two clashes against the Americans during the next FIFA international window. The second will be held at Arena Castelão, in Fortaleza, three days later.

Former Brabas coach and current manager of the women’s national team, Arthur Elias highlighted the importance of the matchups and praised the presence of Brazilian fans supporting the team against the Americans. See below:

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“They will be two very important games for our growth. The U.S. have an excellent team with many high-level players to choose from. Historically, they are the most successful national team, and their record against Brazil is very favorable. But our work is focused on building a new history, and facing them will be another important step. Playing in Brazil will also be great so we can have the support of our fans and so everyone can follow two high-level matches featuring great players on both sides,” he said.

Historically, Brazil and the United States have already faced each other six times on Brazilian soil, with two wins for each side, in addition to two draws. The last time the U.S. team played in Brazil was in 2014. At the moment, the Americans have not yet qualified for next year’s World Cup. They will only secure a spot through a Concacaf tournament held during this season.

World Cup host venue

Beyond the friendly to be played by Brazil in June, Neo Química Arena will host matches at the 2027 Women’s World Cup. In fact, the People’s House is being considered to host the tournament’s opening match, but for that to happen, FIFA has set some structural requirements for Corinthians, including expanding the stadium’s capacity.

In addition to the Arena, the following venues will host matches at the 2027 World Cup: Maracanã (RJ), Mineirão (MG), Arena Pernambuco (PE), Arena Castelão (CE), Arena Fonte Nova (BA), Mané Garrincha (DF) and Beira-Rio (RS).

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