Fans begin to arrive for first match at Atlanta Stadium
Gates at Atlanta Stadium opened at 9 a.m., and the first wave of fans is beginning to stream inside ahead of today's Spain-Cabo Verde matchup. By noon, Atlanta will host its first-ever FIFA World Cup match, a milestone years in the making for the city.
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