US: Fans watch Brazil-Morocco World Cup match at Miami Fan Festival.

SHOTLIST MIAMI, US (JUNE 13, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF FANS GATHERED AT FIFA FAN FESTIVAL IN BAYFRONT PARK 2. VARIOUS OF DANCE PERFORMANCE AT FAN FESTIVAL 3. VARIOUS OF FANS WATCHING BRAZIL-MOROCCO MATCH ON GIANT SCREENMIAMI, US - JUNE 13: Football fans gathered at the FIFA Fan Festival in Miami's Bayfront Park on Saturday, June 13, to watch the FIFA World Cup Group C match between Brazil and Morocco on giant screens. Supporters from different countries followed the action from the fan zone, where entertainment activities and performances took place throughout the day. Crowds reacted to key moments in the match, celebrating goals and cheering as the game unfolded at one of FIFA's official fan festival sites. The tournament, hosted by the US, Mexico and Canada, will be held across three countries with 48 teams for the first time. The tournament marks the first World Cup to include 10 African participants and eight Arab countries, four of which are both African and Arab. The tournament will begin with the opening match on June 11 between Mexico and South Africa at Mexico City Stadium, and will conclude at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, near New York City, on July 19, after six weeks of excitement. A total of 104 matches will be played in 16 stadiums across four different time zones. The US will host 78 matches. The largest of the 16 stadiums is Dallas Stadium with a capacity of 94,000, while the smallest is in Toronto at 45,000.