The Oakland Coliseum was flooded with fans wearing green and gold as the Athletics bid an emotional farewell after playing their last local game on Thursday. The A’s, who’ve been at the Coliseum since 1968, beat the Texas Rangers 3-2. Longtime fans, supporters and children stepped away from obligations to see their beloved team play one last time. As the game concluded, players and fans chanted, for the final time, “Let’s Go, Oakland.” Oakland 6 hours ago ‘It's a happy-sad day': Krazy George, other fans bid farewell to A's in Oakland Oakland 10 hours ago A's legends throw out first pitch, sing national anthem at final Oakland game Athletics 8 hours ago Athletics bid emotional farewell to Oakland Coliseum that they called home since 1968 The City of Oakland’s last central team is following in the footsteps of the NFL Raiders and Golden State Warriors and opting to move out of town. Many fans expressed mixed emotions as the A’s gear up to compete in Sacramento. Some said they were done watching MLB entirely as the team management’s decision to leave has no remedy. The Athletics are expected to play in Sacramento for three years before moving to their final home in Las Vegas. Raj Mathai has the full report in the video above.