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Thousands watch Brazil’s WC match on big screen at DU
Thousands of football enthusiasts stayed up late at the Teacher-Student Centre (TSC) of Dhaka University (DU) to watch Brazil’s FIFA World Cup match against Morocco, which kicked off at 4:00am on Sunday, on a giant screen, turning the area into a vibrant gathering spot for supporters of the five-time world champions.
Fans from different parts of the capital flocked to the venue to cheer for their favourite team, creating a festive atmosphere filled with excitement, anticipation and passionate support throughout the match.
As the game progressed, supporters were seen celebrating Brazil’s attacking moves while anxiously reacting to missed opportunities and key moments on the field.
The crowd remained fully engaged, expressing a mix of hope and nervousness as the tightly contested encounter unfolded.
The match ultimately ended in a 1-1 draw, prompting mixed reactions among spectators. While some fans expressed disappointment over Brazil’s failure to secure a victory, others viewed the result positively, saying the team still has opportunities to improve in the tournament.
Despite the draw, the gathering reflected the enduring popularity of Brazilian football in Bangladesh, with supporters continuing to display unwavering enthusiasm for the South American giants.
The event transformed the TSC premises into a sea of yellow and green, as football lovers came together to celebrate the World Cup spirit and support their beloved team, reports UNB.