Neymar Jr. arrived at the Maracana for the NFL, and the Cowboys made sure he stood out
The Brazilian star arrived with Bruna Biancardi to watch the Dallas Cowboys take on the Baltimore Ravens from the stands.
This Sunday, September 27, 2026, the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens faced off in Week 3 of the NFL at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . Dallas was the administrative home team in a game that marked the first time a regular-season NFL matchup was played at the iconic stadium. But amid all the spectacle, one familiar face from Brazilian sports also made sure to stand out: Neymar .
Neymar showed up in the Maracana stands
The Brazilian soccer star arrived at the stadium hand in hand with his partner, Bruna Biancardi, to watch the game from the stands . His presence added a well-known face from Brazilian sports to a day when American football took over one of the country's most iconic soccer venues.
And while the couple was there to watch the game, their outfits also became part of the scene.
What outfits did they wear?
Bruna opted for a navy blue outfit , paired with small details in a lighter shade that added contrast to the look.
Neymar, meanwhile, went for a relaxed combination for the occasion . He wore brown pants and an oversized shirt in the same shade and featuring the same print, paired with a beige T-shirt underneath.
But if Neymar thought he would stick to that neutral-toned outfit, the Cowboys had other plans for him and prepared something special.
The Cowboys and the NFL gave Neymar a personalized jersey featuring his name, “Neymar,” and the number 26 on the back , adding a piece of Dallas to his appearance at the Maracanã.
But after everything happening around the stands, the biggest part of the day was still waiting to unfold: what would happen on the field.
Ravens and Cowboys took the game down to the final second
The matchup turned into one of the closest games of Week 3. The Cowboys tied the score at 31-31 in the fourth quarter, giving Baltimore one final chance to take the lead.
The Ravens moved down the field on their final possession with Lamar Jackson leading the offense, eventually putting the team in field-goal range. Then, with just seven seconds left on the clock, Justin Tucker converted the kick to give Baltimore a 34-31 victory .
