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PHOTOS: Czechia faces South Africa in the second Atlanta game of the World Cup
Czechia faces South Africa in the second Atlanta game of the World Cup with an all-female crew of referees.
PHOTOS: A little rain can't stop Atlanta World Cup fans
Rain was in the forecast, but World Cup fans brought their own sunshine to the second game at Atlanta Stadium (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) where Czechia faced South Africa.
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