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This Saudi Soccer Fan Was So Happy About His Team’s Shock Upset Over Argentina He Ripped The Door Off
He literally tore the entire door from its frame.
Steph Lu is a reporter for Almost and is based in London.
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He literally tore the entire door from its frame.
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