From a Brooklyn Senegalese restaurant, William Rhoden and Alexis Nunes explore why the World Cup can turn one matchup into a global cultural moment. Senegal vs. France brings back memories of Senegal's 2002 upset, but the conversation also reaches deeper into football's spread through colonization, the pride of African nations, and the talent pipeline that shapes European teams. With food on the table and fans in mind, the preview frames the match as a story about identity, history, and the power of the world's most-watched sport. Subscribe to Andscape for more sports culture documentaries, athlete stories, interviews, and original features exploring the intersection of sports, Black culture, and community. #Andscape #SportsCulture #BlackCulture #WorldCup #FIFAWorldCup #Senegal #France #Soccer #WilliamRhoden #AlexisNunes #FootballCulture VISIT OUR WEBSITE: andscape.com SUBSCRIBE TO ANDSCAPE’S YOUTUBE: youtube.com/@Andscape_ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL Instagram: https:...