More than a thousand people came out to a watch party in Oakland on Wednesday to see the United States men’s national soccer team trounce Bosnia-Herzegovina in the round of 32 match at the FIFA World Cup.  

This was the second watch party held at the city’s Raimondi Park for this year’s World Cup, and the turnout was even bigger this time around. 

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A student at the Craig Newmark School of Journalism, Lloyd is passionate about arts, culture and stories from Black communities. He hopes to grow as both a reporter and photojournalist this summer.