Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup

here’s where to catch the world’s biggest tournament around Minnesota

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is here, bringing more than 100 matches and five weeks of international drama before a champion is crowned July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Minnesota soccer fans have even more reason to tune in this year: Minnesota United captain Michael Boxall is representing New Zealand, Loons midfielder Carlos Harvey earned a call-up for Panama, and former Minnesota United star James Rodríguez will lead Colombia’s squad on the world stage.

Whether you’re cheering for Team USA, following your favorite international club stars, or supporting a current or former Loon, Twin Cities bars, breweries, restaurants, and outdoor venues are rolling out the red carpet for soccer’s biggest tournament. From iconic soccer pubs and brewery watch parties to giant outdoor screens, here’s where to catch every goal, upset, and celebration throughout the World Cup.

Team USA

U.S. Soccer

Watch Parties & Special Events

June 11-27
Minnesota United Soccer Celebration
Minnesota United brings the World Cup to downtown Minneapolis with a giant screen, DJ, food and drinks, guest appearances, and a festival atmosphere at Peavey Plaza. Select dates run June 11-27.

June 20
American Swedish Institute: Sweden vs. Netherlands
Cheer on Team Sweden during ASI’s Midsommar festivities while enjoying one of the tournament’s marquee group-stage matches.

June 23-27
World Cup on Lake Street
The Lake Street Council hosts a neighborhood soccer celebration at El Nuevo Campo, complete with a giant screen, beer tent, and encouragement to support local restaurants while watching the matches.

June 25
American Swedish Institute: Sweden vs. Japan
Another opportunity to join fellow Sweden supporters for World Cup action in a uniquely Scandinavian setting.

July 19
World Cup Final Watch Parties
Many Twin Cities soccer bars—including Brit’s Pub, Black Hart, La Doña, Ninth Street Soccer, Tom’s Watch Bar, and others—are expected to host special events for the championship match as the tournament concludes at MetLife Stadium.

Argentina

FIFA.com

Twin Cities Soccer Bars & Watch Spots

Minneapolis

St. Paul

  • Alary’s Kitchen & Bar
  • Black Hart
  • The Dubliner Pub
  • Iron Ranger
  • Midway Saloon

East Metro

  • Brick & Bourbon (Stillwater)

North Metro

  • Brick & Bourbon (Maple Grove)
  • Pub 42 (New Hope)

South Metro

  • Brick & Bourbon (Apple Valley)
  • Brick & Bourbon (Eden Prairie)
  • Frenchman’s Pub (Richfield)

West Metro

  • Bunny’s Bar & Grill (St. Louis Park)
  • Heartbreakers Bar & Grill (Chaska)
  • The Local (St. Louis Park)
  • The Loop West End (St. Louis Park)
  • Park Tavern (St. Louis Park)
  • Schullers Tavern (Golden Valley)
  • Three Six One Bar + Grill (Golden Valley)
  • Willy McCoy’s (Chaska)