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The World Cup is coming: Were you there in the USA in 1994 or Mexico in 1986? Let us know

The World Cup is coming: Were you there in the USA in 1994 or Mexico in 1986? Let us know

Ahead of the upcoming World Cup in North America, a Dutch news outlet is seeking memories from fans who attended the 1994 tournament in the USA or the 1986 event in Mexico. The call for stories specifically targets supporters of the Netherlands national team who traveled to these previous competitions.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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