Completion of the World Cup. Moscow

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19.07.2018 07:00

At first, I met this positive uncle dancing to the music of Brazilian fans playing on the street, then I ran into it again on the way to Nikolskaya Street - the place of the main festival of the world championship.

Mexican

Fan with a girl

Football fans and policemen - a joint photo .

Russian football fans. Hit of the season - kokoshniki!

Fans of the Brazilian national football team on Nikolskaya Street in Moscow celebrating the completion of the 2018 World Cup.

Girls are photographed with a French fan.

Brazilians.

The mowed-in inch square was a ditch!

Russian fans with a T-shirt with a thank-you note: “Thank you, football fans, for not being afraid to come to Russia!”: D

Nikolskaya Street celebrates the completion of the 2018 World Cup

On Nikolskaya street it was unpolluted. And it is 2 in the morning!

Girls gash

Girls are photographed with the Egyptians. Thank you for the kind words on the poster! Come again :)

Football fans from Peru.

With foreign fans, especially with exotic Brazilians, Mexicans, Peruvians, everybody wanted to take pictures.

The girl and the Mexican in sambrero. Hi Yes :)

Belgian (?) In a paper box.

Princess! Beauty Nikolskaya!

Mexicans with the French (championship winners) are photographed on Red Square.

Suddenly! Everywhere are our people!

General view of Red Square with celebrating football fans.

A fan in the army coat and earflaps. From zhezh uporotyh!

Peruvians dragged on some song, ours surrounded the ring with interest.

Mexican (?) In a hat.

Russian fans, a photo for memory.

The frame on the left of some clearly bomzhevaty type, but with a flag - somewhere they got hold of.

Mundial world championship, and self - holy!

I did not expect that the fans who came to Russia for the World Cup will be such fun and positive guys. And what he saw in St. Petersburg and Moscow . The very first who came to us were frightened - Mordor, GULAG, NKVD. But they quickly let go and the fans realized that drunken bears with balalaikas do not walk along the streets, they don’t beat anyone for nothing, they don’t throw them into the Lubyanka dungeons.

While walking along Nikolskaya, 3 underdog foreigners are suited:
- Where are you from?
- Russia.
- Ooo, Russia! (and let's hug)

A young man (obviously Russian) accidentally pushes me through the crowd and right there: Sorry.

And, probably, the most wonderful thing was to go to Moscow on the train during a football match - the Internet was lousy though, but I watched the match on the laptop through the mobile Internet, while our improvised cinema also gathered at the improvised cinema Peruvians.