Youth Of A Nation: A young Colombia soccer fan reacts in disbelief while watching the end of the FIFA World Cup Group K match against Portugal at the FIFA Fan Fest in Miami June 27. The game ended in a 0-0 tie. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER.
Youth Of A Nation: A young Colombia soccer fan reacts in disbelief while watching the end of the FIFA World Cup Group K match against Portugal at the FIFA Fan Fest in Miami June 27. The game ended in a 0-0 tie. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER.
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Photo Briefing – June 28, 2026

By The Reporter Staff
Brazilian Flare: Brazil supporters ignite green and yellow smoke flares before Brazil’s FIFA World Cup final Group C match against Scotland during the fans’ banderazo in Miami Beach on June 24. Brazil won the game, 3-0. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Brazilian Flare: Brazil supporters ignite green and yellow smoke flares before Brazil’s FIFA World Cup final Group C match against Scotland during the fans’ banderazo in Miami Beach on June 24. Brazil won the game, 3-0. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Ras Tas Tas: Colombia’s fans packed the house before the team’s final march of Group K against Portugal during the FIFA Fan Fest in Miami on June 27. Thousands dressed in the national team’s color and filled the Bayfront Park, turning the party into the largest and most energetic crowd of the tournament. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Ras Tas Tas: Colombia’s fans packed the house before the team’s final march of Group K against Portugal during the FIFA Fan Fest in Miami on June 27. Thousands dressed in the national team’s color and filled the Bayfront Park, turning the party into the largest and most energetic crowd of the tournament. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Zero Tolerance: City of Miami police officers escort a Colombian fan through a crowd after an incident during a FIFA Fan Fest watch party of Colombia’s match versus Portugal on June 27. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Zero Tolerance: City of Miami police officers escort a Colombian fan through a crowd after an incident during a FIFA Fan Fest watch party of Colombia’s match versus Portugal on June 27. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Scottish Pride: As the Tartan Army parade reached its end at LoanDepot Park on June 22, Scottish fans left an orange traffic cone on a street sign as a lighthearted prank. It's a humorous tradition that the Tartan Army brings with them to all the host cities for the World Cup.SOPHIA MASSIE/THE REPORTER
Scottish Pride: As the Tartan Army parade reached its end at LoanDepot Park on June 22, Scottish fans left an orange traffic cone on a street sign as a lighthearted prank. It’s a humorous tradition that the Tartan Army brings with them to all the host cities for the World Cup.SOPHIA MASSIE/THE REPORTER
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