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A field guide to watching the World Cup fútbol games in metro Phoenix

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Claire Lawton
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Some of the places to watch the 2026 World Cup in metro Phoenix.

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Feeling competitive? This year, the World Cup will feature 104 matches in 16 cities across Mexico, Canada and the United States — from Mexico City to Vancouver and Los Angeles to New York.

Here are some spots to catch the games in metro Phoenix.

Dedicated soccer/fútbol pubs

George & Dragon: 4240 N. Central Ave., Phoenix.
The official home of the Phoenix Red Devils (supporters of Manchester United).

Crown Public House: 333 E. Jefferson St., downtown Phoenix.
Homebase for Liverpool FC supporters bar with a classic British pub atmosphere.

The Kettle Black Kitchen & Pub: 1 N. 1st St., downtown Phoenix.
Find Manchester City supporters here at regular watch parties.

Yucca Tap Room: 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe.
Home to Arsenal and West Ham supporters.

Four Peaks Brewing: 1340 E. 8th St., Tempe.
Lively and popular soccer-viewing destination.

Fibber Magee's: 1989 W. Elliot Rd., Chandler.
HQ for Tottenham supporters.

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Claire Lawton
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Tom's Watch Bar: 3 S. 2nd St., Phoenix, near Chase Field.
Has a massive central "stadium" screen and surround sound with World Cup screening events.

CAPS Sports Grill: 1721 W. Rose Garden Ln., Phoenix.
Multiple big screens throughout the bar.

K O'Donnell's Sports Bar & Grill: 14850 N. Northsight Blvd, Scottsdale.
North Scottsdale hang for match days.

O'Kelley's: 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd. #16, Mesa.
An unofficial hangout for Chelsea FC and Newcastle United supporters.

Level 1 Arcade Bar: 48 W. Main St., Mesa
Outpost for Manchester United supporters in the East Valley.

Also on the map 

Deportes America Soccer Shop: 2822 N. 16th St., Phoenix.
A family-owned sports and fútbol outpost with everything you’ll need to show your enthusiasm — and suit up for a pick-up game.

Nobu Scottsdale: 7014 E. Camelback Rd. #1170, Scottsdale.
Will be pouring a World Cup Cocktail of the Month called Club Level, a play on a paper plane.

Local fan groups

American Outlaws Phoenix (USA supporters group)

Pancho Villa’s Army (Phoenix chapter)

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Claire Lawton is an assistant digital editor for The Show. She grew up in Phoenix, ran the arts section at a local newspaper and is back after more than a decade in New York and California.