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Why These Zeeland Super-Supporters Do Have World Cup Tickets, but Might Not Go at All

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad

For decades, Yuri (48) and Jan Baart (75) from Goes have been following the Dutch national team. Father and son already have tickets for the upcoming World Cup in America, Canada and Mexico. But this time they have a different strategy and it depends on Oranje itself whether the pair will actually cross the Atlantic.

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Why These Zeeland Super-Supporters Do Have World Cup Tickets, but Might Not Go at All

For decades, Yuri (48) and Jan Baart (75) from Goes have been following the Dutch national team. Father and son already have tickets for the upcoming World Cup in America, Canada and Mexico. But this time they have a different strategy and it depends on Oranje itself whether the pair will actually cross the Atlantic.

2 months ago·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 2 months ago on Sunday, June 7, 2026.

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