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Where to watch the World Cup across New Hampshire

Soccer fans across New Hampshire won’t have to travel to Boston or spend hundreds on World Cup tickets to be part of the action this summer. Several bars, pubs, and soccer organizations are hosting watch parties throughout the tournament. Here’s where to watch the tournament in New Hampshire:

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Soccer fans across New Hampshire won’t have to travel to Boston or spend hundreds on World Cup tickets to be part of the action this summer. Several bars, pubs, and soccer organizations are hosting watch parties throughout the tournament.

Here are some watch parties in New Hampshire:

โšฝ June 12 โšฝ

Manchester, Watch Party
Shoppers Pub & Eatery, Manchester

Portsmouth, Opening Match Party
Liars Bench Beer Company, Portsmouth
Watch Team USA take on Paraguay with a live DJ, local beer, vintage apparel vendors, and fellow soccer fans. Doors open at 7 p.m. with kickoff at 9 p.m.

Lebanon, USA Watch Party
Salt Hill Pub, Lebanon
Salt Hill will have the match on all big screens with surround sound for Team USA’s opener against Paraguay.

โšฝ June 13 โšฝ

Dover Watch Party
June Cork Pub, Dover
New Hampshire’s American Outlaws chapter, NHSCOT, is hosting a World Cup watch party at one of the state’s most soccer-friendly pubs.

โšฝ June 19 โšฝ

Manchester Watch Party
The Shaskeen Pub & Restaurant, Manchester
Team USA returns to action. The watch party begins at 3 p.m.

Bethlehem Family Watch Party
Rek-Lis Brewing Company, Bethlehem
The New Hampshire Soccer Project’s “Pints and Pints” event features the USA-Australia match, activities for kids, Super Secret Ice Cream, and fundraising for the Boys & Girls Club of the North Country.

Newport Watch Party
Salt Hill Pub, Newport

โšฝ June 24 โšฝ

Hooksett Watch Party
NE Taphouse Grille, Hooksett

โšฝ June 25 โšฝ

Manchester Watch Party
Shoppers Pub & Eatery, Manchester

Lebanon USA Watch Party
Salt Hill Pub, Lebanon
Cheer on Team USA against Turkey. Salt Hill will once again feature the match on all big screens with surround sound.

โšฝ July 19 โšฝ

World Cup Final Viewing Party
BNH Stage, Concord
Watch the championship match on a massive 30-foot screen. Admission is free, but tickets are required. Food, drinks, giveaways, and a stadium-like atmosphere.

Watch All Tournament Long

โšฝ Nashua: The Peddler’s Daughter
The downtown Irish pub is running World Cup specials and promotions throughout the tournament.

โšฝ Rochester: Revolution Taproom & Grill
Large-screen TVs and more than 40 taps make this a solid option for catching matches throughout the World Cup.

โšฝ Hanover: Buddy T’s Grill & Sports Bar
Ten TVs and a classic sports-bar atmosphere.

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