By now, American soccer fans have probably grown pretty good at making up excuses why they're not at work during the World Cup's prime time games.
In the U.S. Soccer Federation's home of Chicago on Tuesday, fans packed Soldier Field (an NFL stadium) to watch USA take on Belgium in the knockout round. Viewing parties in Chicago and around the nation have been growing larger with each progressive match, though ESPN estimated mid-game that the expected crowd of 20,000 fans had swelled to roughly 28,000.
Sorry, Ann Coulter: Time to come correct that soccer is just too awesome.
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In the U.S. Soccer Federation's home of Chicago on Tuesday, fans packed Soldier Field (an NFL stadium) to watch USA take on Belgium in the knockout round. Viewing parties in Chicago and around the nation have been growing larger with each progressive match, though ESPN estimated mid-game that the expected crowd of 20,000 fans had swelled to roughly 28,000.
Soldier Field is rockin' for the #USAvBEL viewing party. #OneNationOneTeam http://ift.tt/1olABfX
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) July 1, 2014 Sorry, Ann Coulter: Time to come correct that soccer is just too awesome.
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