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Zimbabwe stadium World Cup watch party draws backlash
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90013, member: 27"] Zimbabwe just hosted a World Cup watch party that turned into a full-blown roast of the country's infrastructure. The Ministry of Sport screened the Spain versus Argentina final at the National Sports Stadium, and the online backlash hit harder than the actual match, with fans trashing the venue, the promotion, and the crumbling state of the flagship ground. Commenters pointed out that nobody wore a single soccer jersey, the screen sat absurdly far from the crowd, and the running tracks remained visibly untouched. Multiple users suggested smaller community grounds like Rufaro or neighborhood pitches in high-density suburbs would have delivered a far better vibe. The whole debacle reignited arguments about whether Zimbabwe should pour money into fixing its premier football venue before staging public events, especially when fans compared the rundown bowl to solar-powered arenas stateside. One viral take summed up the mood by calling the gathering a circus run by clowns. [/QUOTE]
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