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Brazil lines up World Cup friendlies against South Korea, Japan
Football

Brazil lines up World Cup friendlies against South Korea, Japan

October matches scheduled for Seoul and Tokyo SEOUL: Brazil will take on South Korea and Japan in October friendlies as part of their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Under head coach Carlo Ancelotti, the…

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