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When in New Jersey for the World Cup, do as the locals do. (Go to a mall.)

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By Andrew Keh Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Benjamin Klevge, a soccer fan from Pamiers, France, had the front-facing camera open on his phone and a wide smile on his face. He crouched down, struggling to fit the Statue of Liberty into the frame. It wasn’t the actual Statue of Liberty, though. It was a 60-foot replica, encrusted with more than 1 million green jelly beans, towering above the entrance to a three-story candy store. And Klevge wasn’t in New York. He wasn’t even outdoors.
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When in Jersey for the World Cup, Do as the Locals Do. (Go to a Mall.)

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By Andrew Keh Verified
| The New York Times Verified
When in Jersey for the World Cup, Do as the Locals Do. (Go to a Mall.) There is no tailgating at MetLife Stadium, which is surrounded by swampland and highways. But there is a three-million-square-foot megamall nearby. CreditCredit... Andrew Keh has covered World Cup matches in São Paulo, Moscow and, now, East Rutherford, N.J. June 18, 2026, 3:00 a.m. ET Benjamin Klevge, a soccer fan from Pamiers, France, had the front-facing camera open on his phone and a wide smile on his face.
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Under a Disco Ball in Brooklyn, Spurs Fans Found Refuge

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By Andrew Keh Verified
| The New York Times Verified
It was a little before midnight on Saturday, and New York City was practically vibrating with pent-up joy. The Knicks had just beaten the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the N.B.A. finals, clinching their first championship since 1973. But at Doris, a slender, dimly lit bar in Brooklyn, the vibes were funereal. The guests packed inside, to be clear, were New Yorkers. And they were basketball fans.
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