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 game also comes on the heels of the second World Cup hosted by Brazil. Colombia comes to Miami after making history by reaching the quarterfinals at the 2014 FIFA World Cup before losing to host Brazil. The roster features 21 of the 23 players from the World Cup roster.

TOP FIVE U.S. SOCCER CROWDS IN 2014:

ATT. MATCH (DATE/CITY)

1. 109,318, Manchester United-Real Madrid (Relevent Sports Aug. 2 in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
2. 86,432, LA Galaxy-Man. United (Relevent Sports July 23 in Pasadena, Calif.)
3. 84,876, Mexico-Ecuador (May 31 in Arlington, Texas)
4. 69,364, Liverpool-AC Milan (Relevent Sports Aug. 2 in Charlotte, N.C.)
5. 68,212, Mexico-Nigeria (March 5 in Atlanta)