Brasilia
Brasilia's Estadio Nacional has been rebuilt in 2013 to host seven World Cup games including a Round of 16 game, a quarter-final and the play-off for the third place. The expanded seating makes it second highest capacity stadium in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The ground has hosted the opening encounter of the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
The City
The new architecture-rich ultra-modern capital of Brazil is the only city built in 20th century to be branded as UNESCO World Heritage Site. This planned city has an estimated population of 2.5 million
Estadio Nacional Mane Garrincha
This federal owned stadium was built in 2012 on the remains of the older demolished stadium and is named after the legendary Brazilian footballer Garrincha. The stadium currently holds more than 70,000 spectators and will also hold some games in 2016 Rio Olympics. The construction followed the carbon neutral theme and is comfortably accessed through public transit. The stadium is known to host concerts and events frequently
Matches
Match 9 - Switzerland vs Ecuador- June 15
Match 21 - Colombia vs Ivory Coast- June 19
Match 53 - Round of 16 - 1E vs 2F - June 30
Match 60 - Quarter-finals - W55 vs W56 - July 5
Match 63 - Third Place Playoff - L61 vs L62 - July 12
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