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By Maya Koluder-ramirez
| Star Democrat Verified
GUADALUPE, Mexico (AP) — After scoring in the 72nd minute, Cody Gakpo immediately sank to his knees. As his teammates immediately rushed toward him in celebration, the 27-year-old forward covered his face while weeping, later pointing to the sky and appearing to pray. While this marked Gakpo’s third goal of the World Cup, this goal in the Round of 32 loss to Morocco on Monday was especially emotional for him.
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Monterrey turns into a sea of Mexico green, even without El Tri on the field

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By Maya Koluder-ramirez, Ethan G. Wilcox
| Black Hills Pioneer Verified
MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) - Those watching the World Cup on television may have noticed large patches of fans wearing Mexico's jersey in Monterrey, even though El Tri doesn't play in the city. Located in the state of Nuevo León, Monterrey is the only Mexican host city not to feature the country's national team - but this hasn't stopped swaths of fans from wearing dark green and enjoying the World Cup spectacle in their hometown.
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A goal, a prayer and a standing ovation for Cody Gakpo amid personal grief

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By Maya Koluder-ramirez
| MyEasternShoreMD Verified
GUADALUPE, Mexico (AP) — After scoring in the 72nd minute, Cody Gakpo immediately sank to his knees. As his teammates immediately rushed toward him in celebration, the 27-year-old forward covered his face while weeping, later pointing to the sky and appearing to pray. While this marked Gakpo’s third goal of the World Cup, this goal in the Round of 32 loss to Morocco on Monday was especially emotional for him.
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