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Photos: Japan fans descend on Arlington for FIFA World Cup match at Dallas Stadium

June 14, 202620
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Thousands of Japan fans filled Dallas Stadium to cheer on their team during its FIFA World Cup match against the Netherlands. The Group F contest ended in a 2-2 draw. Subscribe Read More

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