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Fans of Los Angeles Football Club follow them wherever they go -- including Mexico on Feb. 18. Players lost the match, but fans gave a stellar performance in the stands.

1000 fans follow LA Football Club to Mexico, show what devotion really looks like

Fans of Los Angeles Football Club follow them wherever they go -- including Mexico on Feb. 18. Players lost the match, but fans gave a stellar performance in the stands.

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