Vendors are arranging World Cup merchandise from key chains to T-shirts. Some merchandise features a cartoon rendering of the tournament's official mascot, Brazil's three-banded armadillo, which can roll up into a soccer-like ball when startled.
Brazil in countdown for World Cup start
Rio De Janeiro: About 300,000 visitors from around the world are expected to attend World Cup matches across Brazil, from the steamy Amazon region in the north to the chillier pampa climes in the south
Vendors are arranging World Cup merchandise from key chains to T-shirts. Some merchandise features a cartoon rendering of the tournament's official mascot, Brazil's three-banded armadillo, which can roll up into a soccer-like ball when startled.
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