World Cup Fan Guide: How to Blend In With Mexican Soccer Fans
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An informal pickup soccer game with no strict rules played among friends in Mexico. All you need is a ball, two goals made of anything, and enough people to run around.
“Let's play a quick pickup game after work.”
“We had a pickup match at the park and it ended up lasting three hours.”
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An informal pickup soccer game with no strict rules played among friends in Mexico. All you need is a ball, two goals made of anything, and enough people to run around.
“Let's play a quick pickup game after work.”
“We had a pickup match at the park and it ended up lasting three hours.”
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