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¡Vamos Ticos! Costa Rican fans from around the world show their La Sele pride

UPDATE: Costa Rica shocks Uruguay, 3-1 in its first World Cup match since 2006. Thanks so much for your photos La Sele fans!

From Boston, Massachusetts (Boston Marathon hero Carlos Arredondo with Luz, Alexander and Melida; and some Uruguayan fans):

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From Amsterdam, the Netherlands (José Salazar and Mariette Salazar-Pepping):

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From Norwich, England (Rachel):

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From Miami, Florida (Luna with family and friends):

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From Olympia, Washington (Jonathan, Maricela and Neona):

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From Portland, Oregon (Natalie):

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From Israel (Natalie Margules and family):

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From Atlanta, Georgia (Elvira Bolaños and family):

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From Hawaii (Enrique):

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From Las Vegas, Nevada (Gerardo, David and Gilbert)

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From Peterborough, Ontario (The Fernández Family and pug):

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From Las Vegas, Nevada (Garth and Seth)

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From Providence, Rhode Island (The Slaiger Family):

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From Bielefeld, Germany (Roberto):

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From Vitoria, Spain (Brooke with Tico fans):

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From Montreal, Canada (Henry and Bruce):

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From Alabama:

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From Hamburg, Germany (Sven & Margarete):

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From Copenhagen, Denmark (Francisco): 

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From Frankfurt, Germany (Silvia and Chris):

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From Charlotte, North Carolina (Guiselle and Anthony):

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