The U.S. is out of the World Cup, but the excitement continues for the final games
Lynn Grobes with her daughter, Lynn, travelled from Washinton D.C. to attend the U.S. vs. Belgium round of 16 match in Seattle Monday.
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A zealous group of friends show their support for U.S. World Cup national team star forward Folarin Balogun.
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Brothers Joe (left) and Mike Rosati, from Tacoma, are joined by a colorful fan at a Watch Party in the 13 Coins restaurant across the street from the Seattle Stadium where the U.S. took on Belgium in the round of 16. The U.S. lost the match 4-1.
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Seattle Stadium hosted its final World Cup soccer match Monday when the U.S. took on Belgium.
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SEATTLE – The United States men's national team ended its World Cup tournament with a loss to Belgium 4-1 Monday at Seattle Stadium in the round of 16. It was a disappointing ending to a tournament every U.S. fan had high hopes to see the team make it to the semifinals. Prior to the game the fans once again showed up at the stadium hours before the start of the game, dressed in red, white and blue ready to watch a U.S. victory.
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