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DALLAS, TEXAS - AUGUST 7: FIFA World Cup Trophy is displayed at AT&T Stadium on August 7, 2024 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Omar Vega/FIFA via Getty Images)
The World Cup final is here, and whether you’re backing Argentina, pulling for Spain, or just showing up for the atmosphere, this is one of those matches best watched with a crowd.
Argentina and Spain will meet Sunday, July 19, in the tournament’s final showdown, giving North Texas soccer fans one last reason to gather, cheer, groan, celebrate, and maybe pretend they understood every offside call in real time.
Looking for a place to watch around town? From Southlake and Grapevine to Trophy Club, Colleyville, and Hurst, here are a few local spots to catch the match.
For fans who want big-game energy with cocktails, shareables, and a polished sports-bar feel, Moxies is an easy Southlake pick.
With plenty of screens, cold drinks, and a built-in party atmosphere, Rock & Brews is made for a loud final-watch crowd.
Can’t agree on what to eat? Harvest Hall brings variety to the watch-party experience, making it a strong choice for groups with mixed cravings and mixed loyalties.
The name says it all. Expect a sports-first setting, plenty of TVs, and the kind of crowd that knows exactly why this match matters.
A classic game-day standby, BoomerJack’s is a reliable pick for fans looking for wings, burgers, beer, and nonstop screen time.
For a slightly different final-watch experience, Truva offers a more elevated setting with Mediterranean favorites, cocktails, and plenty of reason to stay through extra time.
For a pub-style final with proper soccer energy, The Londoner brings pints, comfort food, and the kind of atmosphere that feels made for a match this big. Spain fans, take note: we have a feeling the crowd here may be more than happy to root against Argentina. Just sayin'...
Whether the trophy goes to Argentina or Spain, the final is a fitting finish to an unforgettable month of World Cup fever in our backyard. Pick a side and get ready for one last roar.