Airport in Cuiaba after World Cup match

Airport in Cuiaba after World Cup match

CUIABA, Brazil - People rest in an area set up for World Cup spectators at an airport in Cuiaba, Brazil, on the night of June 24, 2014, after a World Cup Group C match between Colombia and Japan at the Arena Pantanal in the city. Colombia won 4-1.

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