Brazil vs France is coming to Boston this week. Two of the biggest teams in the world are facing off at Gillette Stadium on Thursday at 4pm, and tens of thousands of fans will get their first taste of the World Cup experience. This is France’s first time playing at Gillette, while Brazil has played there multiple times, and Massachusetts is home to one of the largest Brazilian populations in the U.S. If you’re heading to the game, plan ahead. Kickoff lands right in the middle of rush hour, and officials are already warning about heavy traffic. The commuter rail will be running special trains from South Station to Foxborough, with service every 15 minutes to help get fans in and out. Tickets are already expensive, with even upper-level seats going for over $200. By the way, we have a weekly newsletter with what’s worth knowing about and doing in Boston. One newsletter. Once a week. Link in bio. Media via Shutterstock #mustdoboston #bostonworldcup #gillettestadium