We have #TheOtherWorldCup The stories, people, cultures, and celebrations beyond the stadium.
Msimulizi is compiling some of the off-the-field sights, trends & celebrations from hundreds of World Cup viewing hubs in the city of Toronto. All month long we will visit these community hubs to capture all the celebration, the best of scenes and trends around the biggest sporting event in the world. Below 👇 is the photo essay from Canada vs Bosnia Herzegovina match at Nathan Phillips Square viewing party!
Canadian fans trickling out of Nathan Phillips Square were allieted at the end of the match after their team went down early in the first halfHARD TO WATCH: Bosnian fan decided to sit out at the back of the crowd the rest of the match after Canada came back to to score the equalizer. CANADIAN HOSPITALITY: Bosnian fans mix up with the host country fans and enjoying timmies.
CALM BEFORE THE STORM: Everyone seem relaxed at the Square when commentators where on the pre match telecast.
HEY!!: At least got to lift a fake one! Was it the one that got recovered from the police bust recently! GEN Z: Always nice to see Canadian younger generation take in football ⚽!!! Wrapped in the Maple Leaf, fans pose for a photo at Toronto’s World Cup Viewing Hub, where thousands gathered to celebrate Canada’s historic first FIFA World Cup matchOne city. Many cultures. One beautiful game. 🇨🇦🇨🇴🚲⚽ Fans bring colour, creativity, and community spirit to Toronto’s FIFA World Cup Viewing Hub. #WorldCup #Toronto #Canada #Colombia #FootballUnitesSpiderman was also seen catching the match, not sure who was he cheering for between Canada and BosniaCanadian pride on full display at one of Toronto’s FIFA World Cup Viewing Hub as fans gather downtown to cheer on Team Canada and celebrate the beautiful game.
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