After a brief drizzle, the sun comes back bring the cyclist along for another lap and a screaming crowd.

Cyclist are back at the wall, pedaling the incline to once again try and to conquer it.

As the men ready to start their climb on the wall, a couple climbed out their window with one message:

The first group of men turn on Levering and cresson streets on their way to the wall:

At the Manayunk Wall, the first riders aren’t the only ones to feel the support:

The Philadelphia Cycling Classic is underway. At the Manayunk wall, people eagerly celebrate the cyclists arrival after a decade long hiatus. Via @PhillyInquirer

As Ivory Coast scores their first goal, Ecuadorian fans react in sorrow

Amid an ocean of yellow, two Ivory Coast fans send kisses to their players on the field Via @PhillyInquirer

As Ecuadorian fans chat for Ecuador, Ivory Coast fans respond screaming “Côte d'Ivoire.” Via @PhillyInquirer

Ecuadorian fans react to the first stressful moments of the game as their team presses for a goal on the Ivory Coast team Via @PhillyInquirer

Inside The Linc, the Ecuadorian and Ivory Coast flags are presented ahead of the game Via @PhillyInquirer

Ecuadorian fans jump and dance outside the stadium rooting for a match victory

Two hours ahead of the game, some Ecuadorian fans are already inside the stadium, sitting and waiting

Four hours ahead of the Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador match, Ecuadorian fans arrive at NRG station chanting: “Let's go Ecuadorians for we must win tonight.” Via @PhillyInquirer

More than 60 people head down North Broad street protesting the U.S. intervention in Venezuela. Via: @PhillyInquirer

Laura Murphy is struggling to understand how the No Kings protest can be seen as a “Hate America rally.” “It’s ridiculous, what could be more American than being against kings? They say protesters are Pro Hamas and terrorists, I am a 74 year old retiree.”