World Cup Atmosphere in Mexico City

We have toilet rolls in Madrid.

We've got sombreros in Mexico City. Which do you prefer, John?

What a noise inside the Azteca.

All smoke bombs go off. We're going to fly past.

The Mexican Air Force have just flown over the Azteca.

And they've spewed out red, white and green as well.

It's no mistake in where we are, Chris.

Oh, it's some atmosphere.

Some occasion. Oh, helicopters have appeared.

Helicopters carrying the flag of Mexico.

Two helicopters making their way above the Azteca.

And a huge Mexican flag flapping away.

Held by a cord from the lead helicopter.

Amazing scene.

This is what it's all about. This is the World Cup backyard.

Everyone's throwing their sombreros in the air.

Thousands of them are coming down on us.

All around the stadium.

These sombreros, these flat pieces of cardboard

with a hole in the middle that make it look like you're wearing a sombrero.

People are throwing them like frisbees.

And they're flying them

all around the Azteca stadium. What a scene.

Well, we have toilet rolls in Madrid.

We've got sombreros in Mexico City. Which do you prefer, John?

You know, I think it's a score draw.