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Argentina Fans Throw Beer at Egypt Supporters Following Match

A video shared on social media captures Argentina fans hurling beer and taunting Egypt supporters in the stands after the final whistle.

Jul 8, 2026, 2:03 AM Al Jazeera

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A video circulating on social media shows Argentina fans throwing beer and taunting Egypt supporters in the stands following the conclusion of a match between the two teams. The incident occurred after the final whistle, highlighting tensions among fans in the stadium.

The footage has drawn attention globally, reflecting the passionate and sometimes volatile nature of football fandom.

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