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A significant soccer match is coming to the area, with Brazil and Japan facing off in Houston. The two teams will play at NRG Stadium, marking the start of the World Cup's knockout rounds. The match is scheduled to take place on a Monday, with a kickoff time of noon.
It is expected to draw a large and diverse group of supporters from both teams. Further details about the event can be found through Houston Public Media, the source of this information.
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