In 2018, Panama's men's team played in the FIFA World Cup for the very first time. It was a huge moment - the country had been trying for over a hundred years to get to the World Cup. Schools across Panama gave children a day off school to watch.
Many children play football alongside baseball. Sometimes one neighbourhood loves football and the next prefers baseball. Some pupils show up to school with two pairs of shoes in their bag: one for baseball cleats and one for football boots.
Football matches in Panama don't always need a fancy pitch. Children play on patches of grass, on basketball courts, in the playground, even on the beach with shoes for goalposts. The rules adjust to fit the space.
Panama's national stadium - Estadio Rommel Fernández - is in Panama City. It can hold over 30,000 fans. Big matches there can feel like the whole country is in one place at once, shouting, drumming and cheering.