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Fans flood Atlanta streets before Spain-Saudi Arabia match

Al Jazeera Sunday 21 June 2026, 14:48 UTC 1 min read
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Fans flood Atlanta streets before Spain-Saudi Arabia match Fans flood Atlanta streets before Spain-Saudi Arabia match Spain and Saudi Arabia fans filled the streets of Atlanta with chants, flags and celebrations ahead of their Group H World Cup clash at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. With both sides held to draws in their opening matches, they are chasing a crucial victory in the race for the knockout stage. Published On 21 Jun 2026

Fans flood Atlanta streets before Spain-Saudi Arabia match Fans flood Atlanta streets before Spain-Saudi Arabia match Spain and Saudi Arabia fans filled the streets of Atlanta with chants, flags and celebrations ahead of their Group H World Cup clash at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. With both sides held to draws in their opening matches, they are chasing a crucial victory in the race for the knockout stage. Published On 21 Jun 2026
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