Seven World Cup teams and fans gather ahead of Miami matches

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 4:07 PM

Last updated May 30, 2026

Seven World Cup teams and fans gather ahead of Miami matches

Summary

As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Miami prepares to welcome seven teams and their passionate supporters. Among those arriving are fans from Scotland, Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay, Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, and Portugal, each showcasing distinctive team colors and attire. Hard Rock Stadium will host various matches, highlighting the diversity of cultures and traditions represented. This event promises to enhance the vibrant atmosphere of South Florida over the coming weeks, bringing together international soccer fans for a shared celebration of the sport.

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•Seven teams traveling to Miami for the World Cup.
•Fans include Scotland's Tartan Army and Brazilians in yellow.
•Hard Rock Stadium will host numerous matches.
•Event expected to boost local tourism and economy.
•Each fan group will display their national pride.

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4:07 PMYahoo Sports — Here’s a guide to the seven World Cup teams (and their fans) headed to Miami

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MIAMI — During the next few weeks, as the 2026 World Cup gets underway, South Florida will become even more colorful than usual as Scotland’s Tartan Army shows up in plaid kilts, Brazilians and Colombians in bright yellow shirts overtake the beaches, joined by Uruguayans in sky blue, Cape Verde fans in navy blue, Saudis in green and Portuguese in Ronaldo jerseys. Hard Rock Stadium, renamed ...
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Yahoo SportsMay 30, 2026, 4:07 PM
Here’s a guide to the seven World Cup teams (and their fans) headed to Miami
MIAMI — During the next few weeks, as the 2026 World Cup gets underway, South Florida will become even more colorful than usual as Scotland’s Tartan Army shows up in plaid kilts, Brazilians and Colombians in bright yellow shirts overtake the beaches, joined by Uruguayans in sky blue, Cape Verde fans in navy blue, Saudis in green and Portuguese in Ronaldo jerseys. Hard Rock Stadium, renamed ...

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