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Several journalists covering the opening days of the 2026 FIFA World Cup became the focus of social media attention after experiencing incidents while reporting live in Mexico City. The situations involving Son Jang-hoon, Montserrat Gómez and Alessio De Giuseppe sparked renewed discussion about respecting journalists during major sporting events. The clips quickly spread online as fans debated the limits of celebration and public behavior.

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00:01The 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicked off in Mexico City with packed crowds, celebrations
00:07across the capital and a 2-0 victory for Mexico over South Africa.
00:12Amid the festivities, several journalists covering the event became part of the story
00:16themselves.
00:17South Korean reporter Sun Jang-hoon, Mexican reporter Montserrat Gomez and Italian journalist
00:23Alessio Di Giuseppe were involved in separate incidents while reporting live from different
00:27locations around the city.
00:46The videos quickly spread online and reignited discussions about the treatment of reporters
00:51during major sporting events.
00:53While fans celebrated one of football's biggest occasions, many users argued that excitement
00:58should never come at the expense of respect for journalists trying to do their jobs.
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