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Topic: leopards

Congolese football supporters celebrate (file photograph)
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Friday, 7/3, 03:30 AM

DR Congo's fans savor a historic World Cup run, 52 years in the making

  • The Democratic Republic of the Congo's World Cup ended in a 2-1 defeat to England, but for a nation returning to football's biggest stage after 52 years, the result mattered less than the journey.
  • In their first appearance since 1974, the Leopards reached the knockout rounds — and gave millions at home a rare moment of shared pride.

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