Vietnamese Football Fans Flaunt Their Passion at Women’s World Cup

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An image showing Vietnamese national flags waving in the stands of Eden Park in Auckland in New Zealand on July 22


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Footballer Hoang Thi Loan poses for a selfie with fans following Vietnam’s opening match against the United States on July 22.

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