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Downtown Sacramento’s FIFA World Cup Watch Guide

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The FIFA World Cup only comes around once every four years, and some of the best moments happen when you’re watching alongside other fans. The chants, the celebrations, and the collective gasp when a shot hits the post are all part of the experience.

Text the group chat and start making match day plans. Downtown Sacramento is showing up for the World Cup all tournament long with watch parties and places to catch every match across the city.

Where to Watch the World Cup Downtown:

Sac Republic FC Block Party
If you’re looking for peak soccer energy, start here. This is the place to be if you want to experience the excitement with hundreds of fellow soccer fans.

Bear & Crown
Take a stroll through the Old Sacramento Waterfront, then post up for the match with a pint in hand. Riverfront charm and World Cup action make for a pretty great combination.

Casa Blue
Located near the heart of K Street, it’s an easy spot to meet up before kickoff.

Cilantro’s Mexican Restaurant
Good food, a lively atmosphere, and a World Cup match on the screen.

Fanny Ann’s Saloon
Historic Old Sacramento and World Cup soccer make a pretty great pairing. Post up at Fanny Ann’s and soak in the neighborhood’s charm while cheering on your team.

La Cosecha by Mayahuel
Patio vibes, live music, and a match day watch party? That’s a summer evening done right.

Mayahuel
Come hungry and stay for the match. Great food and World Cup soccer make for a pretty solid game plan.

Polanco Cantina
Want to be in the middle of it all? Catch the match while soaking up the energy of Downtown Commons city views,

Tom’s Watch Bar
If your goal is finding a screen, Tom’s has plenty of them. With wall-to-wall TVs and a crowd that’s there for the game, you’ll never miss a moment. Plus, catch a view of Conti Kolokotronis as he live streams all 104 World Cup matches throughout the tournament.

Tipsy Putt
Challenge your friends to a round of mini golf before kickoff, then keep the friendly competition going while you cheer on your team.

Make Some Match Day Memories in Downtown

Some of the best World Cup memories aren’t just the goals or final scores. They’re the moments spent celebrating with strangers, debating calls with friends, and jumping out of your seat when your team finds the back of the net.

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