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Topic: Miami

A Colombia soccer fan in team colors.

Sunday, 6/28, 05:38 AM

At the World Cup, Latin American Teams Keep Finding a Home Crowd in US Stadiums

Colombia closed the group stage with a scoreless draw against Portugal at a sold-out Hard Rock Stadium near Miami — and, as so often at this World Cup, the crowd made a neutral American venue feel like an away game for the Europeans.

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