It is the kind of excitement that takes four years to build up.
If things go as smoothly as they did on the trains Saturday for the Brazil-Morocco match, NJ Transit will be the best way to get to the Senegal-France game on Tuesday, but it's a weekday, and the game starts at 3 p.m.
The transformation is underway at MetLife Stadium ahead of its first World Cup match there on Saturday.
Uber is offering fans a way to get home from the upcoming World Cup games.
The 1,000 tickets will be split across seven matches played at MetLife Stadium, five group-stage fixtures, a round of 32 tie and a round of 16 game. None will be for the July 19 final.
New York is reducing World Cup shuttle bus prices to $20 and setting aside 20% of tickets for state residents.