FIFA World Cup 2026: Watch parties in Central Texas

Crowds turned out across North Texas as the World Cup's opening match between Mexico and South Africa wrapped up, with fans filling watch parties from Fort Worth's Sundance Square to Dallas' Klyde Warren Park. [CBS DFW]

Soccer Fans Flock to Texas for FIFA World Cup 2026

The highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to kick off on June 11, bringing with it a wave of excitement and energy across the United States. For soccer fans in Central Texas, there are plenty of ways to catch the action without leaving home. From watching live broadcasts at local bars to attending watch parties, Austinites can gather to cheer on their favorite teams and players.

As the tournament gets underway, crowds will be flocking to various locations across North Texas to watch the matches. In Fort Worth's Sundance Square and Dallas' Klyde Warren Park, fans have already gathered for watch parties, with more expected to turn out as the tournament heats up. The Metroplex is set to host its first tournament match at Dallas Stadium on Sunday, pitting Netherlands against Japan in a highly anticipated matchup.

For those looking for a unique experience, local bars and venues are offering special deals and viewing areas to accommodate the soccer fans. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for some friendly competition, there's no shortage of ways to get involved in the FIFA World Cup 2026 action in Texas.