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Rideshare users bore the brunt of World Cup’s opening-night travel mess. Organizers say the plan worked.
Hundreds of fans were stranded at MetLife Stadium until well past midnight Saturday. With a Tuesday afternoon game looming, organizers say the system worked — mostly.
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