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French fans flood New York ahead of world Cup opener

French fans flood New York ahead of world Cup opener
France 24 Monday 15 June 2026, 10:42 UTC By FRANCE24 1 min read
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It is countdown time for the French national side's first World Cup match. Les Bleus are set to arrive in New York before facing Senegal on Tuesday. New York has been celebrating its NBA title after victory against the San Antonio Spurs.

It is countdown time for the French national side's first World Cup match. Les Bleus are set to arrive in New York before facing Senegal on Tuesday. New York has been celebrating its NBA title after victory against the San Antonio Spurs. French fans who have already arrived in New York have been soaking up the festive atmosphere.
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