The US Men’s National Team is set for their World Cup opener against Paraguay at the Los Angeles Stadium. Fox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt reports that the team has shown strong training and determination for a potential victory. Team members have expressed their readiness and focus on building momentum for future games.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign has begun for the U.S., and enthusiasm is palpable nationwide. During the World Cup season, American fans unite, putting aside their usual sports allegiances to support Team USA.
At the opening game against Paraguay, fans displayed notable patriotism. The following is a ranking of the top five patriotic fans seen at and around the Los Angeles Stadium, known as SoFi Stadium outside of World Cup events:
- No. 5: The Uncle Sam Boxing Fans – These fans embraced creativity with Uncle Sam hats, Rocky-themed robes, and USMNT gear, celebrating what can be termed as ‘patriotic maximalism’ by wearing red, white, and blue.
- No. 4: Minnesota Fans Braving the Rain – Dedicated fans in Minnesota stood outside cheering in the rain, showcasing their commitment to supporting the team under challenging conditions.
- No. 3: Tom Cruise – The actor, known for playing USN Captain Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell, attended the game, contributing to the support for U.S. soccer.
- No. 2: The Founding Fathers – These fans chose to wear wool costumes and powdered wigs, embodying dedication by enduring uncomfortable attire.
- No. 1: The American Outlaws – As the foremost fan group for U.S. soccer, they actively contribute to growing the sport’s popularity in America.
The World Cup has had a strong start, and there is potential for increasing excitement as the group stage unfolds.

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