The men's national soccer teams from Mexico and Colombia meet Tuesday night at Levi's Stadium. 60,000 fans expected.
between the men’s national teams of Mexico and Colombia. A traffic advisory has been issued for the streets around Levi’s Stadium. About 60,000 fans are expected at Levi’s Stadium for Tuesday’s match. And while this game is considered a "friendly" – meaning it does not count in the rankings for either team – the fans are still thrilled to be here.
Plenty of sidewalk vendors were whipping up traditional food and selling flags from both countries. "Tell me why you came from Washington – it is a long way. I come to see the team, my favorite team, Mexico," said a fan named Alex. When the gates finally opened at 1:30 the celebration was on. Some fans had been waiting here for several hours. "What time did you get here. I got here at 11:30.
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