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PHOTOS: Morocco, Haiti fans fill stadium and FIFA Fan Festival
Morocco fans marched to the Atlanta stadium, and Haiti fans brought their own excitement for Wednesday's World Cup game.

PHOTOS: Haiti faces Morocco at World Cup in Atlanta
Haiti starts World Cup game against Morocco with an early goal in Atlanta Stadium (Mercedes-Benz Stadium).
PHOTOS: Dream host Tempo in WNBA action
The Atlanta Dream hosted the expansion Toronto Tempo on Monday night at State Farm Arena.




















