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2022-12-05T11:36:47.644Z
While the biggest French cities have said no to fan zones for this World Cup, only the town of Le Port, on Reunion Island, has installed a giant outdoor screen, to allow supporters to follow the matches. This Sunday, they were 600 to have moved to experience the victory of the Blues in the round of 16.
The editorial staff of Europe 1 12:30 p.m., December 05, 2022
While the biggest French cities have said no to fan zones for this World Cup, only the town of Le Port, on Reunion Island, has installed a giant outdoor screen, to allow supporters to follow the matches.
This Sunday, they were 600 to have moved to experience the victory of the Blues in the round of 16.
Source: europe1
