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Many fans from the U.S., flying in to watch America’s favorite sport in the days after Paris’s most destructive civil unrest in decades, found themselves in a city that looked nothing like what they’d seen in the news and on social media.

washingtonpost.comWith little unrest in sight, NFL fans turn Paris into a tailgateFans braced for ‘chaos,’ but the biggest protests had been moved to the city’s outskirts.

26/10/26, 5:30 pm8 reposts25 likes

grasdumou.bsky.social

@grasdumou.bsky.social

21h

WP being confused about its own way to do mediocre journalism

IlonkaV🕉️

@ilonkav.bsky.social

20h

All we can see is boarded-up store windows and we are staying 8 minutes from where the protests were!

Randy

@randar68.bsky.social

21h

You mean America's "media" portrayal of facts and the world at large are *clutches pearls* inaccurate and deceiving? WaPo would never have thought... 🙄

Mr_Melodram

@mrmelodram.bsky.social

20h

Why are you coming to our country to play your ridiculous game? Keep american football, we already have too much problems with actual football fans.