In the Bryan-College Station community, excitement is building as Mexico prepares to face Brazil in a historic soccer match at Kyle Field on June 8. The Luna brothers, Pedro and Carlos, who grew up immersed in soccer in Monterrey, Mexico, are now influential figures in the local sports scene.

Pedro Luna serves as the Spanish radio play-by-play voice for Texas A&M football, while Carlos Luna coaches the boys’ soccer team at Bryan High School. The upcoming match between Mexico and Brazil will mark the first-ever soccer game to be held at Kyle Field, adding to the anticipation and buzz surrounding the event.

For Pedro and Carlos, the opportunity to witness their home nation play in such a significant match is a dream come true. The Mexican national team’s visit to Aggieland has sparked immense interest among the local community, with fans eagerly awaiting the chance to support their team.

Known for their passionate support, Mexican fans are expected to turn out in large numbers, aiming to create an electric atmosphere at Kyle Field. Referred to as the ‘Mexican 12th Man,’ these supporters will play a crucial role in rallying behind their team and making their presence felt throughout the stadium.

While Mexico boasts a strong following in the United States, Brazil, with its rich soccer history and five World Cup titles, is sure to have a significant presence at the match as well. The clash between these two footballing giants promises to deliver an exciting spectacle for fans of both nations.

As the Bryan-College Station community awaits the highly anticipated showdown between Mexico and Brazil, the excitement continues to grow. With Kyle Field set to host this historic event, soccer enthusiasts and sports fans alike are gearing up for a memorable evening of world-class football.