By Celean Jacobson

Helmets and horns - the colourful, crazy core of South Africa’s soccer fever - are going global as the nation gears up for the Confederations Cup and next year’s World Cup.

South African streets may be crime-infested and violent, but its stadiums are filled with raucous joy and harmony. The aggression that plagues European soccer is unknown here as rival fans cheer and dance together and compete against each other for the most colourful costume.

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