Boston's City Hall Plaza hosts World Cup watch parties for final matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 2:21 AM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Boston's City Hall Plaza reopened for World Cup watch parties as the tournament nears its conclusion. Hundreds gathered to watch Spain's semi-final victory over France. Mayor Michelle Wu announced the gatherings, sponsored by State Street, as a more accessible alternative to the original fan festival, which ended early due to funding issues. Upcoming events include a viewing of the Argentina vs. England match on July 15 at 3 PM. Fans appreciated the relaxed atmosphere and easy access without security lines.
- •City Hall Plaza reopened for World Cup watch parties on July 15.
- •Hundreds attended the semi-final match between Spain and France.
- •Previous fan festival ended early due to funding constraints.
- •Watch parties are free and open to the public.
- •Next match will feature Argentina facing England at 3 PM.
- 2:21 AMYahoo Sports — Boston’s City Hall Plaza reopens for World Cup watch parties as tournament draws to a close
"Many were disappointed when the city shut down the FIFA fan festival after only 16 days of the World Cup, but the mayor says it was because of funding constraints.
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