France, the World Cup Favorite, Lives On—With a Little Love From Local Fans
Source: TIME · Bias: Center Left
Summary
American fans showed up in Philadelphia to support one of their nation’s earliest allies on Independence Day, and France survived Paraguay 1-0.
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