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Gallery: Syracuse fans gather to celebrate and watch the World Cup

By Cassie Roshu Senior Staff Writer
SU students celebrate the U.S. win against Iran by chanting “U.S.A” and waving an American flag. Many students wore items representing the countries they were rooting for as they watched the games.
SU students celebrate the U.S. win against Iran by chanting “U.S.A” and waving an American flag. Many students wore items representing the countries they were rooting for as they watched the games. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Syracuse residents enjoy the U.S.’s round of 16 against the Netherlands over a variety of food and beverages. Across the room, Salt City Coffee and Bar was overflowing with more fans quietly watching the game.
Syracuse residents enjoy the U.S.’s round of 16 against the Netherlands over a variety of food and beverages. Across the room, Salt City Coffee and Bar was overflowing with more fans quietly watching the game. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Soccer fans crowd into the Schine Student Center and eagerly huddle around the big screen to watch the games. Finding a seat in the lower level was nearly impossible last week as students rooted for their teams daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Soccer fans crowd into the Schine Student Center and eagerly huddle around the big screen to watch the games. Finding a seat in the lower level was nearly impossible last week as students rooted for their teams daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
A fan cloaks themselves in the Spaniard flag while awaiting the turnout of their game against Japan. Many viewers carried their country’s flags and raised them in celebration when their team scored.
A fan cloaks themselves in the Spaniard flag while awaiting the turnout of their game against Japan. Many viewers carried their country’s flags and raised them in celebration when their team scored. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
The Landmark Theater partners with the American Outlaws Syracuse division to provide an overflow viewing location for the U.S. vs. Iran game on Tuesday, November 29th. The space offered fans a more relaxed environment to watch and indulge in food, drink and conversation.
The Landmark Theater partners with the American Outlaws Syracuse division to provide an overflow viewing location for the U.S. vs. Iran game on Tuesday, November 29th. The space offered fans a more relaxed environment to watch and indulge in food, drink and conversation. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
People hover over the railing at Schine Student Center to get a glimpse of the screen and crowded scene. The uproar continually grabbed the attention of people walking by and drew them into the viewing party.
People hover over the railing at Schine Student Center to get a glimpse of the screen and crowded scene. The uproar continually grabbed the attention of people walking by and drew them into the viewing party. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Students of Syracuse’s Brazilian Student Association, including co-Presidents Isabella Loschiavo and Maria Cardoso, celebrate their team scoring. The members expressed national pride by singing popular Portuguese songs, wearing Brazil colors and green glitter face art.
Students of Syracuse’s Brazilian Student Association, including co-Presidents Isabella Loschiavo and Maria Cardoso, celebrate their team scoring. The members expressed national pride by singing popular Portuguese songs, wearing Brazil colors and green glitter face art. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
A line of fans wait for a spot in Wolff’s Biergarten during the U.S. team’s final round. The pub filled to capacity over half an hour before the game began.
A line of fans wait for a spot in Wolff’s Biergarten during the U.S. team’s final round. The pub filled to capacity over half an hour before the game began. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Salt City Market customers spend halftime browsing at Black Artist Collective’s 2nd annual Snowmies Holiday Market. The market showcased a multitude of Black- and Brown-owned small businesses in Syracuse.
Salt City Market customers spend halftime browsing at Black Artist Collective’s 2nd annual Snowmies Holiday Market. The market showcased a multitude of Black- and Brown-owned small businesses in Syracuse. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Syracuse freshmen Amanda Salles and Manuela Hees wear their Brazilian clothing with pride as they smile with joy watching the game. The two spent the end of their first semester sharing a moment of cultural pride with their friends.
Syracuse freshmen Amanda Salles and Manuela Hees wear their Brazilian clothing with pride as they smile with joy watching the game. The two spent the end of their first semester sharing a moment of cultural pride with their friends. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
A Brazilian fan expresses his irritation towards a player’s missed attempt at a goal. As tensions rose in the game between Brazil and Cameroon, the crowd voiced their excitement and frustration.
A Brazilian fan expresses his irritation towards a player’s missed attempt at a goal. As tensions rose in the game between Brazil and Cameroon, the crowd voiced their excitement and frustration. Cassandra Roshu | Staff Photographer / The Daily Orange
Published on December 6, 2022 at 1:47 am

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