Despite being eliminated in a 2-1 loss against Belgium, USA soccer fans showed their red, white and blue spirit on Tuesday with record breaking crowds. Here are some photos of fans cheering for USA at Boston’s North End cafes as well as at City Hall Plaza. (Photos by Matt Conti.)
Thousands gather at City Hall Plaza for USA vs. Belgium
USA Fans Decked Out at City Hall Plaza
Focused on the game at Caffe Paradiso
Running Caffe Paradiso for all the World Cup fans
Glued to the TVs at Vito’s Tavern
Enthusiastic USA fans at Caffe Dello Sport
Cheering on the USA Soccer Team at Caffe Dello Sport
North End’s Matt Black cheering for USA at City Hall Plaza
Fans crowd around the big screen on City Hall Plaza (Photo by Matt Conti)
The 2006 crowd outside the old Hanover St. Caffe Graffiti. The cafe has moved to Cross Street. (Photo by jen_m_stewart on Flickr.) As always, the North End is a popular destination to watch the World Cup. Boston.com lists several destinations throughout the city, highlighting two in the neighborhood at Café Dello Sport on Hanover St. Read More…
In its second game, the USA’s soccer team played to a draw, 2-2, on Sunday afternoon against Portugal. The North End cafe’s were packed as the series continues to draw record crowds. Next up for the US soccer team is Germany on Thursday, June 26th at noon. Also of interest this week will be Italy Read More…
Like to watch soccer in the North End? How about bringing the FIFA World Cup to Boston? Here is the link to sign the petition: http://www.gousabid.com/city/local/boston-ma Click image to enlarge.
One Reply to “Photo Gallery: USA Team Brings Out World Cup Soccer Fans”
Great shots, Matt!