See how soccer is done in San Francisco

The Barcelona fans had a great experience during the game at Levi 's Stadium, despite the defeat In America, games are an all-day family event

In California, the fans even celebrated goals that were waived off. It happened on 60 minutes when Luis Suárez scored what could have been Barça's first goal. The referee has raised his hand but the public continued screaming with passion.

In the United States, soccer is felt differently. Not just for fun, but also with the poetic enthusiasm of football. "Let's go Barça," they shouted, not minding sharing the stands with the fans of Manchester United.

A game in any professional sport in America is essentially a holiday with barbecues and family fun outside the stadium. The San Francisco 49ers Stadium, where the sun shone strongly, became a hotbed where one of the events of the summer unfolded, right here in Santa Clara in the United States.

As always, it was a special occasion. The American National Anthem was played. Two European champions took the pitch. Soccer is in fashion here; indeed, if anything, after the US women's national team conquered the World Cup in Canada.

Electric atmosphere

After a few minutes of play, Luis Suarez, who is always looking towards the goal, hit the post. The American fans showed they really wanted it a little more, if such a thing is possible. The Uruguayan striker's name was chanted as if he was a living legend. Suárez concentrated and launched a shot at the goal, but luck, this time, seemed to not be on his side.

The atmosphere was electric following United's goals, but for Barça fans here, the result wasn't a big problem. They enjoyment of the game was enough to provoke a resounding cry that didn't stop ringing out for a single moment: "Let's go Barça!"and "Visca el Barça" others shouted, all united by a single idea. The only downside to the day was that, on this occasion, Barça fell in defeat.

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