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PHOTOS: Best of World Cup in Atlanta
Atlanta rolled out the red carpet for the world and transformed into a hub for 2026 World Cup fans with eight games and multiple days of official FIFA Fan Fest activities and
PHOTOS: Physicality marks England vs. Argentina World Cup semifinal in Atlanta
England and Argentina were physical from the start of their semi-final match. There were six combined fouls in just the first 10 minutes of the semifinal.
PHOTOS: Argentina, England fans descend on Atlanta
Argentina and England fans descend on Atlanta for the World Cup semi-finals on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
