What would you do to attend the World Cup? We follow one Panamanian woman’s journey through the joy and heartbreak of soccer fandom, and to the game’s biggest stage. "Whatever it takes, I'm gonna go,” Danetsy Len tells us. “What do I have savings for if not to do this once in a lifetime thing?" She’s one of hundreds of thousands of fans who’ve had to jump through countless – and unprecedented – hoops in order to make it to this year’s Men’s World Cup.

What would you do to attend the World Cup? We follow one Panamanian woman&rsquo;s journey through the joy and heartbreak of soccer fandom, and to the game&rsquo;s biggest stage. "Whatever it takes, I'm gonna go,&rdquo; Danetsy Len tells us. &ldquo;What do I have savings for if not to do this once in a lifetime thing?" She&rsquo;s one of hundreds of thousands of fans who&rsquo;ve had to jump through countless &ndash; and unprecedented &ndash; hoops in order to make it to this year&rsquo;s Men&rsquo;s World Cup.

The Men’s World Cup came back to the United States after more than three decades. So we take a deep dive at soccer culture in the U.S. and its underdog roots, told in short narrative episodes and deep dive interviews. Hosted by Fernanda Echavarri.

The Men&rsquo;s World Cup came back to the United States after more than three decades. So we take a deep dive at soccer culture in the U.S. and its underdog roots, told in short narrative episodes and deep dive interviews. Hosted by Fernanda Echavarri.

American Futbol

One Fan’s Journey to the World Cup

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