San Francisco has implemented heightened security measures ahead of the World Cup knockout match on July 4. Authorities aim to ensure public safety amid large crowds and celebrations, CBS News reports.
San Francisco has implemented heightened security measures ahead of the World Cup knockout match on July 4. Authorities aim to ensure public safety amid large crowds and celebrations, CBS News reports.
The Bay Area is making history by hosting the first U.S. men’s World Cup knockout match on home soil in 32 years. Fans are eager as the nation rallies behind its team in this landmark event.