Japan and Senegal fans help to clean up World Cup stadiums fought

Some Japanese and Senegalese spectators, however, decided to stay behind to help clean up the mess within the stadium.

Photos and videos showing fans searching the stands for rubbish and gathering it up went viral on social media.

'Senegal achieved a historic triumph,' Argentinian TV channel TyC Sports tweeted. 'But their fans instead of celebrating minutes after the game are responsible for cleaning their sector before leaving #Respect.'



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Fans were praised for their efforts by several people on Twitter.

'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.'

Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia.

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It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup.

READ: Abramovich fulfills seriously ill children's World Cup dreams 'Senegal achieved a historic triumph,' Argentinian TV channel TyC Sports tweeted. 'But their fans instead of celebrating minutes after the game are responsible for cleaning their sector before leaving #Respect.' Fans were praised for their efforts by several people on Twitter. 'Senegal achieved a historic triumph,' Argentinian TV channel TyC Sports tweeted. 'But their fans instead of celebrating minutes after the game are responsible for cleaning their sector before leaving #Respect.' Photos and videos showing fans searching the stands for rubbish and gathering it up went viral on social media. Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia. READ: Abramovich fulfills seriously ill children's World Cup dreams Fans were praised for their efforts by several people on Twitter. Some Japanese and Senegalese spectators, however, decided to stay behind to help clean up the mess within the stadium. READ: Japan seals historic win over 10-man Colombia It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup. READ: What is VAR? The Video Assistant Referee explained Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia. 'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.' 'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.' 'Senegal achieved a historic triumph,' Argentinian TV channel TyC Sports tweeted. 'But their fans instead of celebrating minutes after the game are responsible for cleaning their sector before leaving #Respect.' Some Japanese and Senegalese spectators, however, decided to stay behind to help clean up the mess within the stadium. It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup. READ: What is VAR? The Video Assistant Referee explained Photos and videos showing fans searching the stands for rubbish and gathering it up went viral on social media. It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup. It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup. READ: Japan seals historic win over 10-man Colombia Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia. READ: Abramovich fulfills seriously ill children's World Cup dreams 'Senegal achieved a historic triumph,' Argentinian TV channel TyC Sports tweeted. 'But their fans instead of celebrating minutes after the game are responsible for cleaning their sector before leaving #Respect.' 'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.' READ: What is VAR? The Video Assistant Referee explained Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia. READ: Abramovich fulfills seriously ill children's World Cup dreams Photos and videos showing fans searching the stands for rubbish and gathering it up went viral on social media. It was the perfect start to their campaign, making Japan the first Asian country to defeat a South American team at a World Cup. Fans were praised for their efforts by several people on Twitter. 'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.' Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia. 'This shouldn't be ignored,' one user tweeted. 'I know for a fact I wouldn't stay to clean up. Fair play bit of class shown here.' Fans were praised for their efforts by several people on Twitter. Photos and videos showing fans searching the stands for rubbish and gathering it up went viral on social media. Senegal's victory came the day's second Group H's game, following Japan's historic 2-1 win over Colombia.

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