President Obama joins England's football team cups

President Obama joins England's football team cups

TOKYO, Japan - The face of U.S. President Barack Obama (L, lower stand) printed on one of the commemorative mugs for England's squad for the World Cup finals in Brazil is shown in this image from a website. The British maker of the mug cups made a mistake. (Kyodo)

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