Monthly Archives: September 2014

Miami, FL – Sun Life Stadium and Relevent Sports tonight are proud to announce a new soccer attendance record has been set in the state of Florida, hosting 73,429 fans for a friendly between Brazil and Colombia. The new attendance record surpasses the previous record set Nov. 16, 2013 when Sun Life Stadium hosted a friendly between Brazil and Honduras in front of a crowd of 71,124. The 73,429 tonight also ranks as the fourth largest crowd for a soccer match in the U.S.

Miami, FL – The Miami Dolphins today announced new elements for the 2014 season and the themes that will surround each home game at Sun Life Stadium. This season, fans will receive a free game program as they enter the stadium gates. The AT&T Grand Plaza by Gate G will showcase a Dolphins branded NFL experience, photo opportunities, meet and greets with alumni, cheerleaders and T.D. as well as live music on the Bud Light Tailgate Stage. South Florida Ford will offer interactive football activities for fans in its Ford Football Experience on the Grand Plaza, and Norwegian Cruise Line will offer fans the “Ultimate Getaway Fan Experience.” Also new this year is a Membership Tailgate space, where Members will enjoy a complimentary tailgate party, private meet and greet with Dolphins Alumni and other live entertainment on the Pepsi Stage.

Miami, FL – Sun Life Stadium has announced tonight’s soccer friendly between Brazil and Colombia is completely sold out and no tickets remain. Ticket holders are strongly encouraged to arrive early for the event, which is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Fans attending the game need a game ticket to park. The match is jointly organized by Sun Life Stadium and Relevent Sports, which recently hosted the Guinness International Champions Cup finals. The match marks the return of Brazil’s national soccer team to the South Florida area after setting a new soccer attendance record at Sun Life Stadium of 71,124 in a match against Honduras in 2013.

The Brazilian national team face Colombia’s national team tonight at Sun Life Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8:30 p.m.. The two powerhouses meet for the first time since the  2014 FIFA World Cup. The match serves as a rematch of the World Cup quarterfinals. According to FIFA rankings, Colombia is currently ranked fourth while Brazil is ranked seventh in the world rankings. Brazil starts a new era at Sun Life Stadium with new coach, Dunga. Dunga led Brazil to a victorious 1994 World Cup and also coached them at the 2010 tournament.