World Cup fans create vibrant atmospheres across host cities
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 1:34 AM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
As the FIFA World Cup knockout stage begins, fans from countries like Brazil, Norway, and the Netherlands are making their presence felt across various U.S. cities. Brazilian supporters filled Times Square with their colorful attire, while Norwegian fans engaged in synchronized demonstrations, including a 'Viking row' on an escalator in Boston. The Netherlands has also showcased strong fan support, with an estimated 20,000 Dutch fans celebrating in Kansas City. Scotland's Tartan Army created memorable moments in Boston before their early exit from the tournament. The competition continues with exciting fan interactions planned in the following matches.
- •Brazilian fans created a carnival atmosphere in Houston ahead of their knockout match.
- •Norwegian fans demonstrated their camaraderie with a 'Viking row' in Boston.
- •20,000 Dutch fans are in the U.S. for the World Cup festivities.
- •Scotland's fans energized Boston's atmosphere before their early tournament elimination.
- 1:34 AMYahoo Sports — As World Cup play turns serious, which nation’s fans will be the loudest?
"Visiting fans have made an impact across the host nations in 2026 as they share their passion for soccer and love for their country.
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