India’s Big Friendlies Against Brazil, Uruguay End With Questions | First Sports With Rupha Ramani
Indian football has just had a week it will probably remember for a long time, but not necessarily for all the right reasons. Panama, Brazil and Uruguay came to India, the big crowds were expected, and yet the conversation quickly moved to empty seats, ticket prices and what the AIFF actually wanted from these games. Rupha Ramani looks at whether these glamour friendlies can really change Indian football.Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s India comeback has come almost four years after his last appearance, and there is something quite unusual about the way he has made it back. No campaign, no constant reminders that he was still around, just a couple of very good IPL seasons and a place back in the India squad at 36. From his RCB revival to his quiet approach to a comeback, Rupha Ramani talks about the road that brought Bhuvneshwar Kumar back to India colours.
And then there is the United States, where football was once very much the sport people knew existed but did not necessarily care about. The 2026 World Cup seems to have changed that conversation, and the Premier League is now seeing the benefit, especially among younger American viewers. Rupha Ramani dissects what the numbers are telling us about football’s growing place in American sports culture.
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