The World Cup's breakout stars aren't who you'd expect

Outside, fans in green-and-gold jerseys waved inflatable kangaroos, lit flares and chanted "Aussie".There was also a strong turnout in Seattle, where more than 10,000 Australians were expected for the Socceroos' second group match against the USA.Outside Seattle Stadium, one fan was hoisted above the crowd on a makeshift surfboard while performing a shoey — the Australian tradition of drinking a beer from a shoe.Expect similar scenes this Friday (AEST), when Australia take on Paraguay in Santa Clara, near San Francisco, in their final group match With 10 African teams featuring at the tournament, the continent’s passionate football fans have added colour and energy across North America.In Vancouver, Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah celebrated with fans on the streets after he sealed the Pharaohs' first-ever World Cup win over New Zealand