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From nerves and anxiety to excitement and road marches, emotions ran high across western Kingston on Monday as Brazil supporters gathered to watch their side’s World Cup knockout clash against Japan.
Despite the tense atmosphere, one sentiment echoed throughout the crowd, “there is no vibes without Brazil.” The famous Brazil energy, however, was nowhere to be found during the opening half. The sea of yellow jerseys, armbands and Brazilian flags worn as capes remained almost motionless. Vuvuzelas that would normally fill the air with noise fell silent as supporters sat intently focused on the giant screen inside the Arnett Gardens Sports Complex.
The mood dipped even further in the 29th minute when Japan’s Kaishu Sano scored. The Brazil faithful fell into stunned silence, while those backing other teams could hardly hide their delight. Standing among the crowd in an Argentina jersey was Dajahna Brown, who wore a broad grin as she watched the disappointment unfold around her.
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