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Pitch became the official agency of Confederação Brasileira de Futebol (CBF) in 2012, with exclusive rights to operate, manage, market and commercial all Brazil National Team Friendly matches until the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The Brasil Global Tour is a series of high-quality international fixtures featuring the senior national team of Brazil as they showcase the Samba Style throughout the world. Pitch has arranged 60 matches taking Brazil to all 6 continents.

Pitch organises all elements, including venue & opposition procurement; promoter management & administration; ticketing, hospitality, stadium operations & media management; media rights sales; broadcast production & technical distribution; commercial rights sales & delivery; team services (accommodation, logistics, training management, security, and charter management); match protocol & match sanctioning; and marketing & promotion.

The Brasil Global Tour has seen a cumulative attendance of 2.7m spectators, generating an average crowd of 45,000 people, reaching over 170 countries through deals with over 75 broadcasters. We have hosted matches at some of the world’s most iconic venues including Wembley Stadium, Anfield, Maracanã, Hard Rock Stadium, Bird’s Nest, Stade de France, Emirates Stadium, FedEx Field and a record-breaking 96,000 sell-out crowd at Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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Any World Cup group the contains Brazil is one to watch, and Group G at Qatar 2022 is no different in that regard.

The Brazilians headline every group they are drawn into, and for this particular tournament they'll be the top dog alongside Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon. Led by superstar Neymar, every Brazil match will be must-see.

With that being said, it will have been over 20 years since Brazil's last World Cup title by the time this year's competition kicks off, meaning pressure is mounting on Tite's men to claim the crown that many Brazilians feel belongs to their national team. With Neymar now being 30 years old, time is running out for him to add the biggest piece of silverware to his considerable trophy case.

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If all goes according to expectations, Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon will be left to fight for second place in the group.

World Cup 2022 Group G: Dates, kick-off times

All kick-off times are listed in Arabia Standard Time .

World Cup 2022 Group G: How to watch

• UK: BBC, ITV
• USA: FOX, FS1, Telemundo
• Canada: CTV, TSN, RDS
• Australia: SBS, SBS Viceland

For listings in your region, consult FIFA.com .

Brazilian Grand Prix 2022: Race weekend schedule, live stream, TV, grid

Start of the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos. Sao Paulo November 2021.

Twenty down, two to go…and the penultimate race of this Formula 1 campaign brings sprint qualifying to the Brazilian Grand Prix for the second year running.

Of the five sprint events that have been held in F1 since their introduction for 2021, Interlagos last season remains the most memorable – thanks to a stunning performance from Lewis Hamilton to offset most of the effects of a penalty and rise from 20th position to fifth in just 24 laps.

The Mercedes driver went on to win the race, and how he would love a fourth Sao Paulo triumph at a venue that holds happy memories for him – 2008 above all – and where the home crowd acclaim him as one of their own.

Mercedes are eager for a first success of the season, but they will have their work cut out given how dominant Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been on their way to a resounding title double.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix.

When is the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix?

Friday November 11

Free practice 1: 1230-1330 (1530-1630 UK time) Qualifying: 1600-1700 (1900-2000 UK time)

Saturday November 12

Free practice 2: 1230-1330 (1530-1630 UK time) Sprint: 1630-1730 (1930-2030 UK time)

Sunday November 13

Race: 1500 (1800 UK time)

Where does the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix take place?

Autódromo José Carlos Pace, more commonly referred to as Interlagos to reflect the area where it is based, is one of the longer-serving and most iconic venues on the Formula 1 calendar. Ever since 1990 this famous venue has hosted a Brazilian-based grand prix, missing only 2020 due to the global pandemic.

But it first appeared in the World Championship way back in 1973, although gave way to the now demolished Jacarepagua circuit in Rio de Janeiro in 1978 and then again from 1981-1989.

After doubts over the future of Interlagos and a possible switch to a new track in Rio was suggested, the Sao Paulo circuit’s future was saved by a new deal until 2025, with the event becoming officially known as the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Consisting of 15 turns, Interlagos is a technically challenging 2.677-mile track where the weather is famous for changing in the blink of an eye and making an already tricky circuit even more demanding of a driver’s ability.

Since 2004 Interlagos has served as one of the latter races in the Formula 1 season, and over the years has served up many classic title deciders – those in 2007 (Kimi Raikkonen) and 2008 (Hamilton) being especially memorable.

Where can I watch the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix?

In the UK, pay-TV broadcaster Sky Sports will show the entire race weekend, from FP1 to the race, on its dedicated Sky Sports F1 channel. You can also access a live stream of the coverage via Now TV.

Free-to-air broadcaster Channel 4 will broadcast highlights across the race weekend.

PlanetF1 will carry live timing and expert commentary on every session of the race weekend, from FP1 on Friday to the race on Sunday.

The Brazilian Grand Prix will be shown live on TV on the following outlets in other key markets:

United States: ESPN Canada: RDS (French), TSN (English) Australia: Fox Sports France: Canal+ Italy: Sky Sport F1 Germany: Sky Sport F1, RTL Spain: DAZN Netherlands: Viaplay Brazil: Band Japan: Fuji TV

What is the grid for the 2022 Sao Paulo Grand Prix?

1. George Russell 2. Lewis Hamilton 3. Max Verstappen 4. Sergio Perez 5. Charles Leclerc 6. Lando Norris 7. Carlos Sainz 8. Kevin Magnussen 9. Sebastian Vettel 10. Pierre Gasly 11. Daniel Ricciardo 12. Mick Schumacher 13. Zhou Guanyu 14. Valtteri Bottas 15. Yuki Tsunoda 16. Lance Stroll 17. Esteban Ocon 18. Fernando Alonso 19. Nicholas Latifi 20. Alex Albon

What are the odds for the winner of the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix?

13/8 Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 7/4 Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 9/4 George Russell (Mercedes) 16/1 Sergio Perez (Red Bull) 22/1 Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 33/1 Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) 125/1 and bigger the remainder

All odds with PlanetSport Bet

What is the weather forecast for the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix?

Friday November 11 – 24C, light cloud, gentle breeze, highest chance of rain during track times of 20% Saturday November 12 – 24C, light rain showers, gentle breeze, highest chance of rain during track times of 24% Sunday November 13 – 26C, light cloud, gentle breeze, highest chance of rain during race of 23%

Information courtesy of BBC Weather

Directions to the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix

São Paulo has several airports. Guarulhos (GRU) is the main one, while the second busiest is Congonhas (CGH) and Viracopos (VCP) is the smallest and least-known airport of the three.

From there, the best way to reach the circuit is to take the metro with other spectators, or a taxi/private hire vehicle. With a Bilhete Único smartcard, which is used for paying bus, metro and train fares and issued at underground stations, you can take the metro from virtually anywhere in the city to Autodromo metro station in Interlagos, just 600 metres from the circuit’s entrance.

Address: Av. Sen. Teotônio Vilela, 261 – Interlagos, São Paulo – SP, 04801-010, Brazil

Which drivers have won the Brazilian Grand Prix?

Alain Prost is the most successful driver in the history of the Brazilian Grand Prix with six triumphs, while McLaren are the most frequently-winning constructor with 12 victories.

The 2022 grid features only two repeat winners in Brazil, they being Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton.

Vettel has been victorious three times at Interlagos, winning in 2010 and 2013 for Red Bull, while his 2017 triumph came in Ferrari colours.

Hamilton drew level with the German last year and all of his victories have arrived as a Mercedes driver – although his most memorable moment in Sao Paulo, of course, arrived in 2008 in that dramatic conclusion which secured the Briton his first World Championship.

Last 10 winners of the Brazilian Grand Prix:

2021 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2019 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 2018 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2017 – Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) 2016 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2015 – Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 2014 – Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 2013 – Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) 2012 – Jenson Button (McLaren) 2011 – Mark Webber (Red Bull)

What are the latest F1 Championship standings?

Drivers’ Championship

Max Verstappen 416 points Sergio Perez 280 Charles Leclerc 275 George Russell 231 Lewis Hamilton 216 Carlos Sainz 202

Constructors’ Championship

Red Bull 696 points Ferrari 487 Mercedes 447 Alpine 153 McLaren 146

Tyre choices for the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix

Just like in Mexico last time out, Pirelli have opted to take the middle three compounds in their range.

Therefore, the C2 will be the hard, the C3 the medium and the C4 the soft.

Pirelli motorsport director Mario Isola said he expects “a lot of overtaking”.

Isola added: “There aren’t any big demands on the tyres in terms of traction and braking because it’s a very flowing layout, and the lack of slow corners means the teams are able to control the degradation on the rear tyres.”

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Paul McCartney adds Brazil dates to South American tour

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Paul McCartney has announced new tour dates in Brazil, set to take place later this year – see the full list of Macca’s South American tour dates below.

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McCartney ended his 2023 string of ‘Got Back’ shows in Brazil, and has now revealed that he’s returning for more shows this October. McCartney said via an Instagram post announcing the new Brazilian dates: “Finishing 2023 in Brazil was an incredible experience. The warmth and love you showed us on our last visit was incredible. We just knew we had to get back and see you again”

October will see McCartney will play a total of three shows in Brazil: two stadium shows at Allianz Parque in São Paulo on October 15 and 16, and one in Florianópolis, Brasil at Estádio da Ressacada on October 19.

Tickets to Paul McCartney’s Brazil shows are now on sale and can be purchased via his official website .

Paul McCartney’s South American ‘Got Back’ tour dates are:

OCTOBER 01 – Estadio Centenario – Montevideo, Uruguay 05 – River Plate Stadium – Bueno Aires, Argentina 11 – Estadio Monumental – Santiago, Chile 15 – Allianz Parque – São Paulo, Brazil (NEW) 16 – Allianz Parque – São Paulo, Brazil (NEW) 19 – Estádio da Ressacada – Florianópolis, Brazil (NEW) 23 – Mario Alberto Kempes – Córdoba, Argentina 27 – Estadio Nacional – Lima, Peru

NOVEMBER 08 – Estadio BBVA – Monterrey, Mexico 12 – Estadio GNP Seguros – Mexico City, Mexico  17 – Corona Capital – Mexico City, Mexico 

Fans can buy and sell tickets for Paul McCartney at global marketplace viagogo .

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Opposed to Ghana this Friday evening in Le Havre, Brazil has been multiplying friendly matches all over the world for years

Brazil faces Ghana in a friendly match, this Friday evening in Le Havre, before meeting Tunisia next Tuesday at the Parc des Princes.

For years, the Seleçao has multiplied meetings in the four corners of the planet as part of the “Brazil Global Tour”, a marketing package whose management the Federation has entrusted to the company Pitch International.

The tours of Brazil cannot however be reduced to a great traveling circus, as one might sometimes imagine, where the technical staff and the players would submit to the law of a greedy marketing agency.

The question makes Clément Calvez, the development director of the Le Havre club, smile.

At the same time, it must be the thousandth time that it has been asked since the announcement of the arrival of Brazil, this Friday, for a friendly match against Ghana at the Océane stadium.

“It's funny, everyone seems very surprised that Le Havre can welcome Brazil,” he points out as we try to find out how the affair ended.

We have to admit, we would not have naturally associated the port city of Normandy with samba, even since Adriano's false arrival.

But this is not quite the object of our approach.

It is rather a question of understanding the way in which the “Brazil Global Tour” works, a true trademark of the organization of friendly matches of the Seleçao all over the world.

60 friendlies on six continents since 2012

Its origin is not a mystery.

In 2012, the Brazilian Federation (CBF) entrusted the management of all unofficial matches to the company Pitch International, until the end of this year 2022. Nothing extraordinary in that, national selections like clubs are numerous to use this type of service.

But the London-based marketing agency pushed the concept hard anyway, taking control of all the extras, including commercial, broadcast and sponsorship rights.

A nice touch, when we talk about the most famous and most successful football team in the world.

Since signing the contract, Brazil have played 60 friendlies, on all continents.

Neymar and his band have thus performed in Austria, Turkey, the United States, Australia, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, England, South Korea, Singapore... and from time to time, when even in Brazil.

All skillfully orchestrated, financed by major brands such as Gillette then Chevrolet, and documented on social networks thanks to a dedicated Instagram account.

Each match would bring in an average of around 3 million dollars (2.70 million euros) gross to the CBF and its partner agency, according to an expert estimate relayed by

in 2019. Figure not confirmed by Pitch International, which did not respond to our requests.

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Of course, the fact of playing more often in Europe than anywhere else corresponds to a certain logic.

The vast majority of Brazilian internationals evolve on the Old Continent, and therefore save themselves long round trips to South America.

In the country, this state of affairs ended up tiring the supporters.

“People here started to say, as a joke, that the Emirates Stadium (the Arsenal stadium) was the new Maracana, tells us the Brazilian journalist Luis Augusto Monaco.

At first the fans were a little angry, but today they got used to it.

In fact, people no longer have a great passion for their national team.

If the Brazilians always follow the big competitions, Copa America and World Cup, it's been a while since they stopped being interested in friendly matches.

“The TV audiences are far below what they were, continues our Brazilian colleague, based in Sao Paulo.

The matches are in the morning or in the afternoon, people are not at home.

It bothers them, even when a player from their team is selected, because the championship does not stop at Fifa dates and you have to play matches without the best players.

Until the 90s, having a player in the national team was a source of pride.

Today, it is more disturbing than anything else.

The business in retreat

However, the tours of Brazil cannot be reduced to a great traveling circus, as one might sometimes imagine, where the staff would have no say in the commercial inclinations of a greedy marketing agency.

The arrival of the Seleçao in Le Havre is an example of this.

Brazil were originally scheduled to face Argentina on Thursday in a replay of World Cup qualifying.

The two nations already having their ticket, they agreed with Fifa on an outright cancellation, formalized on August 16th.

A date was therefore freed up and an opponent and a stadium had to be urgently found, not too far from Paris, where a friendly match against Tunisia was already set for the following Tuesday.

Pitch International, guided by the French agency Evolv Sports, has set its sights on the Océane stadium.

Le Havre was not the only option.

If the priority was business, they would have chosen another opponent, with a larger community in France, and a bigger stadium.

Do not believe, the coach has more power than anyone in the Federation to impose his choices.

Confirmation with the Hac.

“A Brazilian delegation, with the coach and the general manager, came to visit our facilities, our training center, our stadium.

The next day, things were validated, explains Clément Calvez.

What made the decision was really the quality of the buildings and land.

Two months before the World Cup in Qatar, this internship is of crucial importance for Tite in order to fine-tune the final adjustments.

The priority was to work in good conditions, with a club that agrees to rent the locker rooms and work rooms of its first team.

Not such an easy task, although when you call yourself Brazil, the doors always open a little more easily.

Another good point raised by the leader of Le Havre, the listening shown by the Federation and its agency concerning the price of places.

According to the deal concluded, they pay the Hac a sum ("which will not upset the economy of the club", he specifies without giving more details) for their services, and are remunerated with the receipts of the ticket office.

However, they did not arrive with their big clogs by imposing places at 100 euros minimum in mode “you are nice but we are Brazil and we bring a little joy to the lower Norman people”.

Le Hac advised a range ranging from 15 to 45 euros, and was followed, without discussion.

Neymar and Marquinhos, the last Brazilians to join Le Havre on Monday.

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“These are very reasonable prices.

Their goal was really for everything to go well, for everyone to be happy, for them to cover their own expenses as well, of course, but for the stadium to be full and for it to be a great party, assures Clément Calvez.

It is an important subject for them.

Of course, the tickets went out in a few hours.

The 25,000 seats at the Océane stadium, like the 48,000 at the Parc des Princes, will be filled.

The CBF and Pitch International thus try to combine the best commercial interests and sporting imperatives.

“They arbitrate, depending on the time of the season and the competitions to be prepared for,” explains Pierre Inquel, who has dealt with the Brazilians more than once.

In summary, green light for tours in the Middle East or Asia in a slow period to fill the coffers, but no more laughing the year before a World Cup (except in 2013, when they had only that to do because exempted qualifications as host country).

Adversity problem?

The British agency would therefore have contributed to restoring order to the Harlem Globetrotters, after the inglorious era of ISE, a shell company based in the Cayman Islands with which the former big boss of the CBF, Ricardo Teixeira, had done business.

An investigation published in 2015 by the newspaper

had revealed the signing of a secret agreement giving the hand to the sponsors on the list of players called up for selection.

Teixeira, caught in various corruption scandals, had to leave his post at the beginning of 2012, after 22 years of reign.

Coach at the time of the signing of the new partnership, Luiz Felipe Scolari had insisted that the staff retain a certain weight in decision-making, just to ensure a coherent calendar and quality adversity, as explained in a

paper dating from 2013. If the first point seems acquired, the second is more complicated to satisfy, especially since UEFA launched its Nations League.

“As the European teams are taken on each date, Brazil finds itself with few opportunities for very high level matches, notes Carlos Mansur, a colleague from the sports daily

There is a lack of variety in the preparation matches, and this greatly worries the technical staff of the Seleçao.

Who will certainly have noticed that since the last world title in 2002, Brazil has always been eliminated by a European team.

If the scenario repeats itself in Qatar, Pitch International will certainly have to make sure that changes to hope to make the brand last.

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