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FINAL SCORE: USA: 1, CUBA: 0
Doug McIntyre
Believe it or not, this fan is Cuban.
Mag writer Doug McIntyre was in Cuba over the weekend for the U.S. vs. Cuba soccer game. The CONCACAF Group 1 qualifying match was the first time a U.S. national team had been to Cuba in 61 years. Even with Hurricane Gustav slamming the island last week and Ike expected to make landfall on game day, the match carried on as planned and Doug captured the whole thing on his camera. You can read his report here, then check out the photo gallery. You can read his report here, then check out the photo gallery.
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