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Watching the Dutch team at night in the pub? Mixed picture for Velsen bars

Watching the Dutch team at night in the pub? Mixed picture for Velsen bars

The Dutch national football team is preparing for its first World Cup group match against Japan this Sunday in the United States. Local bars in Velsen are currently deciding whether to broadcast the tournament's late-night matches for fans.

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