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I watched five football matches in Brazil. Here's what I learned

Brazil is the most famous footballing nation on earth. But what's it actually like to watch a game there? 📖 Subscribe to my weekly newsletter: https://substack.com/@joeydurso Last month I went to five matches across five very different stadiums, from a ferocious São Paulo derby at Corinthians' World Cup arena, to the iconic Maracanã in Rio during Carnaval. This isn't just about the football. It's about what the game reveals: a country more cashless than almost anywhere on earth where your face is your ticket, where fans on all four sides of the ground make noise, and where tiny babies stay up past midnight for a 9.30pm kick-off. Brazil's relationship with football is inseparable from national identity — the trauma of 1950 and the glory of five World Cups. ⚽ In this video: Five matches, five very different stadiums The Derby Paulista: Corinthians vs Palmeiras The Maracanã — myth vs reality How Brazil uses facial biometrics at football matches What Brazilian football culture says about modern Brazil 📸 Instagram:   / joey.durso   🎵 TikTok:   / joey.durso   📚 My book — More Than A Shirt: How Football Shirts Explain Global Politics, Money and Power: https://geni.us/MoreThanAShirt