Det tar tid for kroppen å justere til høyden. Det du ikke blir vant til er når meksikanerne kaster avfall og avføring på fotballspillerne slik de gjør når de spiller mot USA på la Azteca
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Inside the Azteca, the confines are far from friendly. The stadium seating is built at a Himalayan grade, and the stadium itself sits at an altitude more than two-and-a-half times as tall as Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building (at 7,400 feet above sea level, it is normal for visiting teams to bring oxygen tanks to the locker room). The view from media row looks directly down over the playing surface and its sheer vertical drop would test the virility of even the most hardened of men. The partial roof traps all the sound in the stadium from leaving, creating an intense acoustic experience. The fans on the lower level are separated from the field by barbed wire, and a moat. These barriers were put in to place to prevent rabid fans from running on to the field. The few American fans brave enough to make the trip are tucked away in to a small section in the upper deck surrounded on all sides by police in riot gear. Despite these security measures, Americans have in the past been beaten up, had bags of urine thrown at them, along with rocks, batteries and any other food or drink that local fans can get their hands on.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/us-mexico-soccer_b_1789424/amp