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DR Congo's Famous 'Standing Superfan' Misses World Cup Match After US Visa Denial

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DR Congo's celebrated football supporter, known as 'Lumumba Vea,' was denied a US visa and unable to attend his national team's FIFA World Cup match against Uzbekistan. The fan is widely recognised for his distinctive tribute to Congolese independence hero Patrice Lumumba and his energetic standing presence in the stands. Despite his absence, DR Congo secured a historic 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan. The win marked the team's first-ever advancement to the Round of 32 in the tournament. This was not the first obstacle for Lumumba Vea, as travel restrictions had already complicated his journey to the competition.

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