Where to Watch the World Cup in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium and Beyond
Two Diasporas, One Screen: South Korea vs El Salvador in Jackson Heights
Orange and Green: A Ridgewood Café Splits Down the Middle for Netherlands vs Algeria
White and Green: Mott Haven's Polish and Nigerian Watch House for a Fixture That Fills the Block
McDonald's World Cup Meals Land in Flushing: The Limited-Edition Match-Day Menu
Corona Plaza Kicks Off: Ecuadorian World Cup Watch Parties Under the Open Sky
The East Williamsburg Boteco That Becomes Brazil's Living Room Every Match Day
Fordham Road's Ghanaian Watch House: Where the Black Stars Shine in the Bronx
Brighton Beach's Neutral Ground: A Russian-Ukrainian Bar That Screens Every Match But Two
A Lower East Side Café That Screens Neutral Fixtures and Serves Hummus Without Borders
The Inwood Pub That Opens at 6AM and Screens Every World Cup Match Until Last Call
Sunnyside's Turkish Watch House: Kebabs, Raki, and Red-and-White for Every Türkiye Match
Stapleton's Colombian Corner: A Staten Island Bar That Turns Yellow for Every Los Cafeteros Match
Staten Island's Sri Lankan Café That Screens Every South Asian and Global Fixture
Westport's Crossover Tavern Where Royals vs Twins Regulars Become World Cup Converts
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