Fan leaps into air to celebrate U.S. victory at watch party
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 6:28 PM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
During a watch party for the USA-Bosnia-Herzegovina match on July 2, a fan was tossed into the air by the crowd to celebrate a likely victory as Team USA advanced in the World Cup. Photographer Charlie Riedel captured the spontaneous moment at a venue in Kansas City, showcasing the excitement of U.S. supporters. The photo illustrates not just the high-flying fan but also the cheering crowd, emphasizing the enthusiasm surrounding the match.
- •Match took place on July 2 during a watch party
- •Photographer Charlie Riedel documented the crowd's reaction
- •Fan was celebrated with crowd surfing above cheering supporters
- •Photo reflects excitement as Team USA likely advances in the World Cup
- •Event held in Kansas City, Missouri
- 6:28 PMYahoo Sports — One Extraordinary Photo: Fan goes airborne to celebrate U.S. win
"Charlie Riedel has been a staff photographer for The Associated Press for 25 years after working 17 years for small newspapers in rural Kansas. Riedel has also covered the Super Bowl, the Olympic and major golf tournaments. This photo was less of a reaction to the on-field action, but a spontaneous moment when the crowd started tossing people in the air to celebrate.
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