SAO PAULO (AP) — Although expectations are high for Brazil’s football team at the World Cup, it’s already clear the country didn’t do a very good job preparing for the tournament.
With only two months before the opener, there are serious concerns about the country’s readiness. Doubts remain about whether stadiums will be finished in time, and it’s highly unlikely all promised infrastructure work will be completed.
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