That’s an easy classic chant for sure. But what if we leaned into Flo’s Brooklyn heritage and did this one instead:

Throwback to when Harry Kane was a wrestler in the 90s

🚨Yoane Wissa makes history for DR Congo with the country’s first ever World Cup goal

DR CONGO SCORE A WORLD CUP GOAL FOR THE FIRST TIME AND JUST LOOK AT THE JOY ON THESE FACES 🇨🇩

🇯🇴 Hablemos de mística. Miles de jordanos se juntaron a ver el debut de su selección en un anfiteatro romano construido en el siglo II d.C.! Locura total. Merecían el empate al menos.

Many like Haaland for being the world's best goalscorer, but I will always like Haaland for this reason:

Friday will be, by far, the most important day for the Boston/Providence area. Everyone off for Juneteenth, so the partying starts Thursday night. Then, USA at 3 pm Scots at 6 pm in Foxboro. Should both win, expect a party like no one has ever seen in New England.

Ronaldo is going to have 20 shots tomorrow after seeing this Messi performance. Might not even attempt a single pass. Usage rate will be in Westbrook territory.

RIP Pizza Hut. Your personal pan pizzas help stave off the literacy crisis for an entire generation 🫡

the Irish in Boston preparing to step up their game next St Patrick’s Day

🚨🇮🇶 THIS IS THE STORY OF AYMEN HUSSEIN! • His father was killed by Al Qaida. • His brother was kidnapped and never found again. • When he entered the USA for the World Cup, he was interrogated for 7 hours. • He was very close to not being allowed to enter the country. • And now he scores the 2nd goal in Iraq's World Cup history.

Aymen Hussein lost his father in a terrorist attack and his brother was kidnapped years ago. His mother convinced him not to give up on football, and it became his escape from the hardships of war. 🇮🇶 Today, he scored for Iraq at the World Cup. ❤️🏆

It had to be Ayman Hussein scoring for Iraq. The best header of this World Cup so far. The man the U.S. detained for seven hours at the airport. A goal straight into the history books.

Norway fans are doing a “Viking Row” up the escalator at Boston’s South Station before heading to the World Cup Adding this to the list of things I’ve never seen before and probably never will again

This American dog is now a dug 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙

Amir Ghalenoei, técnico da Seleção do Irã, após o empate contra a Nova Zelândia: ''Somos a seleção mais oprimida da história da Copa'. "Nem nós sabemos [porque vamos ter que sair] e é realmente engraçado. O planejamento da nossa equipe é feito em um lugar, mas a decisão final é tomada em outro. Deveríamos ter vindo para Los Angeles duas noites antes do jogo, mas não permitiram. Nosso plano era ficar aqui esta noite, descansar e voltar amanhã à tarde, mas mesmo assim não permitiram, e eu não sei por quê. É por isso que digo que a seleção iraniana é talvez a mais oprimida da história da Copa do Mundo. O presidente da federação não está aqui, o gerente da equipe não está aqui, o gerente interno da equipe não está aqui, o departamento de mídia não está aqui. Parte das responsabilidades pré-jogo que deveriam ser da diretoria ficaram a cargo da comissão técnica, enquanto o foco da comissão técnica deveria ser em questões técnicas. É por isso que digo que somos a seleção mais oprimida da história da Copa do Mundo." Via: @UOLEsporte 📷Getty Images

RT @arianajasmine__: Watching Iran’s team score a goal after surviving war, sky-rocketing inflation, economic collapse, and having to trave…

The moment of the Iranian flag being unfurled on the turf of SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles

The Iran vs New Zealand game is almost full in Los Angeles for the World Cup. In no fucking country you’d have over 60-70k people for a game like this lmao. FIFA should just make the World Cup in the U.S. a permanent thing