Tensions in Brazil as the World Cup host nation plays Mexico

Tensions mount ahead of Brazil's second World Cup match, and what do the players get up to when they're not on the pitch?

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Brazil and Mexico fans outside Castelao Stadium in Fortaleza.

Tension mounts in Brazil as fears that a loss by the host nation could reignite street protests.

Meanwhile, another injury in the Socceroos squad is likely to have a massive impact on the side's next match.

And just what do the players get up to when they're not on the pitch?

SBS sport supervising producer in Rio de Janeiro Rob Grasso speaks with Abby Dinham.

(Click on the audio tab above to hear the full interview)


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