Where to Watch USA vs. Belgium (and the Rest of the World Cup) in Memphis

Where To Watch The World Cup In Memphis

Your guide to the Round of 16 watch parties for USA vs. Belgium on July 6,  plus the best spots to keep catching matches through the July 19 final.

Team USA is in the Round of 16. On Monday, July 6 at 7 p.m., the USA takes on Belgium, and Memphis is ready to watch. Below is your primary guide to the city's biggest watch parties for the match plus a full list of bars and restaurants showing World Cup games all tournament long, so you've got somewhere to go no matter who's playing.

patio and umbrellas with people dining at Celtic crossing Irish pub
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The Match: USA vs. Belgium, Monday, July 6 at 7 p.m.


AutoZone Park — Memphis Redbirds

200 Union Ave. | Downtown

The Redbirds are trading baseball for soccer. AutoZone Park is throwing open its gates for a free USA watch party. Watch on the big screen from the field or stands.

  • Gates open 6 p.m.
  • USA vs. Belgium kicks off at 7 p.m.
  • $5 Miller Lite & Coors Light
  • FREE admission
     

Wiseacre Brewing Co. — OG Taproom + Downtown HQ

2783 Broad Ave. (Wiseacre OG) | Broad Avenue Arts District
398 S. B.B. King Blvd. (Wiseacre Downtown HQ) | Downtown

Wiseacre is hosting its own USA World Cup watch party at both taprooms:

  • 20% off draft beer for wearing World Cup gear
  • Free Sky Dog shots for every USA goal

Pick whichever taproom is closer and settle in. 


Celtic Crossing Irish Pub

903 S. Cooper St. | Cooper-Young District

Looking for the best place to catch USA vs. Belgium? Celtic Crossing has you covered. Fans have been packing out the patio and inside for matches all of the World Cup.
 


Soul & Spirits Brewery

845 N. Main St. | Uptown

Soul & Spirits is hosting a USA Round of 16 watch party with doors open well before kickoff:

  • Open at 2 p.m. for an earlier match
  • USA vs. Belgium at 7 p.m.
  • $5 pints all day
  • Food truck: Smoke and Toast Eats
     


Huey's Southwind

7825 Winchester Rd. | Southwind

Huey's is throwing a World Cup watch party for USA vs. Belgium at 7 p.m.:

  • Wear your best USA gear
  • Keep an eye out for players from Memphis FC, the city's new USL League Two club, who may stop by
  • $2.50 Budweiser bottles — a deal Huey's is running all July in honor of the USA's 250th birthday
  • Try the Crosstown Brewing Company Matchday Lager, on tap for the occasion

 

Slider Inn

363 Mulberry St. | South Main Arts District

Cheer on the USMNT at the biggest outdoor screen in downtown Memphis:

  • Full bar opens 6 p.m.
  • Food truck on site
  • $5 Wiseacre Brewing Company Sky Dog
  • $25 Nutrl buckets
  • $35 High Noon Sun Sips buckets
     

More Places Showing the World Cup — Good for July 6 and the Rest of the Tournament

These Memphis bars and restaurants have been showing World Cup matches all tournament and plan to keep games on through the July 19 final — including the USA vs. Belgium match on July 6. Consider this your backup list, or your go-to for catching any other game on the schedule.

The Brass Door 

152 Madison Ave. | Downtown

Downtown's Irish pub has games on at all times throughout the tournament, with USA matches shown in the alley weather permitting. American Outlaws members get 10% off drinks during USA matches (bring proof of membership). They're also fielding requests for other nations' matches — this is the spot where the world meets in Memphis.

Bog & Barley

6150 Poplar Ave., Suite 124 | Regalia Shopping Center

This 7,100-square-foot East Memphis Irish pub, decked out in décor shipped from the Emerald Isle, seats up to 250 and is showing World Cup matches throughout the tournament, USA included.

Birdie's

493 S. Main St. | South Main Arts District

This indoor golf sim and bar in South Main is a legit soccer hangout with country-centric beer specials (Modelo, PBR, Molson Golden) running all tournament, plus USA-themed bucket hats available for giveaway and purchase.

Max's Sports Bar

115 G.E. Patterson Ave. | Downtown

A downtown staple since 2007 with a TV in every direction and recently doubled seating. Max's has World Cup matches on throughout the tournament and opens early for USA games. During US matches, grab the "Long Necks of Liberty" special — $3.50 Budweiser bottles.

Brookhaven Pub & Grill

695 W. Brookhaven Cir. | East Memphis

One of East Memphis' most spacious sports bars, with big-screen HD TVs throughout. Open daily 11 a.m.–1 a.m., Brookhaven has as many World Cup games on as possible, especially when USA plays — a solid, easygoing option for July 6 or any match day.

Flyway Brewing

598 Monroe Ave. | Edge District

This Edge District taproom near Sun Studio is showing matches throughout the tournament, with small-batch craft beers, cocktails, and a full-service menu across its main bar, lounge, back room, and dining room.

Kooky Canuck

87 S. 2nd St. | Downtown

A Canadian-themed spot decked out in hockey memorabilia and maple leaf accents, Kooky Canuck is playing as many games as possible with a focus on USA and Canada matches. Happy hour runs Monday–Friday, 2–6 p.m. ($3 wine, wells, and domestic bottles), and Tipsy Tuesday brings 34-oz specialty cocktails for $7 all day.

Bardog Tavern

73 Monroe Ave. | Downtown

This downtown staple is showing all World Cup matches with $5 Sky Dogs available during games — a no-fuss spot to post up any day of the tournament.

Nashoba

4600 Merchants Park Cir. | Collierville

Out in the 'burbs, Nashoba has 60-plus HD TVs and giant LED walls so every seat feels like the best one. All World Cup games are on with sound up, and no live music during matches so nothing competes with the pitch.

Cooper's

959 S. Cooper St. | Cooper-Young

This neighborhood bar is showing most World Cup matches across its 12 TVs, with sound on for the big games when there's no scheduled live music.

Slider Inn

363 Mulberry St. | South Main Arts District

Slider Inn's downtown flagship has a 130-square-foot video wall and a massive outdoor space facing Main Street — one of the largest outdoor screens around for catching a match al fresco.

Have a watch party to add to the list or plan to have the matches on? Email us at [email protected].

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Hey, I’m Jalyn Souchek! Director of Content for the I Love Memphis Blog and a full-time Memphis hype woman. I’m proud to call the 901 home, and when I’m not sharing the best of the city online, you’ll probably find me repping the Grizzlies, taking coffee walks down South Main, catching live music, posted up at a dive bar or brewery, or chasing down my next favorite bite to eat. Come explore Memphis with me. I’ll show you why this city is easy to love.

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