(2)Supporters from France and Senegal

(2)Supporters from France and Senegal

SEOUL, South Korea - A Frenchman and a Senegalese man wearing their national flags pose at the Seoul World Cup Stadium, where their teams meet in the opening game on May 31. (World Cup 2002)

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