Soccer fans celebrate 2026 World Cup opening weekend across US cities
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 2:33 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
On June 14, 2026, soccer fans across the United States marked the opening weekend of the FIFA World Cup with vibrant celebrations. Events occurred in major cities like New York, where Brazilian fans gathered in Times Square, and Philadelphia, where Ecuadorian supporters flocked to the Art Museum steps. Despite ticket price concerns, fans enjoyed the atmosphere at free fan fests. The gatherings showcased the sport's ability to unite diverse communities. The fan fest in Philadelphia is set to run until the end of the tournament, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the World Cup experience.
- •Fans fill Times Square for Brazil vs. Morocco match
- •Ecuadorians celebrate at Philadelphia's Art Museum
- •Free FIFA fan fest attracts diverse crowds
- •Philadelphia fan fest runs until July 4
- 2:33 PMCBS Sports — From Times Square to Philadelphia, soccer fans bring 2026 FIFA World Cup's opening weekend to life
"Despite ticket price concerns, passionate supporters are bringing the party to fan fests and streets across the country
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