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Argentina fans gather in Atlanta for traditional World Cup 'banderazo'

Euronews Tuesday 07 July 2026, 08:00 UTC 1 min read
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Hundreds of Argentina fans gathered at Piedmont Park in Atlanta for a traditional banderazo ahead of the team's World Cup last-16 clash with Egypt. Footage shows supporters singing, chanting and playing drums, trumpets and other instruments as they created a carnival atmosphere in the city. The pre-match rally is a long-standing tradition among Argentina fans, who come together to show their support before kick-off.

Hundreds of Argentina fans gathered at Piedmont Park in Atlanta for a traditional banderazo ahead of the team's World Cup last-16 clash with Egypt. Footage shows supporters singing, chanting and playing drums, trumpets and other instruments as they created a carnival atmosphere in the city. The pre-match rally is a long-standing tradition among Argentina fans, who come together to show their support before kick-off. Defending champions Argentina take on Egypt for a place in the World Cup quarter-finals.
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