BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brasilia has been one of the focal points of the World Cup but there will not be much football for the country's capital to look forward when the tournament leaves town following the third place match on Saturday.
When the Brazilian championship re-starts later this month, the federal district will be represented by just one team, Brasiliense, playing in the regionalised fourth division.
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