The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup 2026 kicks off this week as the largest edition in the tournament's history: 48 national teams, three host countries, and Mexican player Gilberto Mora as the youngest competitor at 17 years old.
In Puerto Rico, you can watch the matches for free on Telemundo PR, which will broadcast 94 games on its over-the-air signal and another 12 through Punto 2.
Venues such as Eco's Sport Park in San Juan, Liberty Square in Guaynabo and Distrito T-Mobile in Miramar will host watch parties. Below we list other spots where you can also follow your favorite teams from the Baloncesto Superior Nacional, the NBA, the MLB and local leagues.
🗓️ Match schedule
Horarios en hora de Puerto Rico (AST). Fecha de actualización: 7 de julio de 2026.
Ecos is the home of "La tribuna del Fútbol," a sports programming series organized by Rauw Alejandro. In addition to being a free space to watch matches from June 11 through July 19, Ecos will offer sports clinics for children, bomba, bachata, salsa and Pilates classes, as well as paddle, beach tennis and beach volleyball activities.
With its signature motto, "La casa del triunfo boricua," this bar located in the popular Distrito T-Mobile has everything you need to cheer on your favorite team. The venue stands out for its multiple 30-foot LED screens, pool tables, dartboards, a karaoke area and two walls with beer taps.
This entertainment center will host watch parties for matches from June 11 through 19. During the games you can grab a cold Arena Medalla at the bar outside the restaurant, or have dinner before the match at the restaurants steps from the plaza, such as Lupe Reyes, Barullo or La Burguesía.
Catch the first World Cup match at Me Vale Madre, a Mexican restaurant in Cupey that will offer tacos for $3, beers 2 for $6 and classic margaritas for $8 for the occasion.
You can enjoy World Cup watch parties at all three Ocean Lab locations: Old San Juan, San Patricio and Vivo Beach Club.
The FIFA World Cup 2026™ goes big at San Patricio: Thursday through Sunday there will be watch parties with DJs, photo ops, sub soccer tables and brand activations that turn each match into a party. Monday through Wednesday, games are shown on a big screen so you don't miss a minute of the action.
If you want to watch the World Cup surrounded by Puerto Rican fans, this sports bar in Rincón is a good option for following the matches with good company.
The space is small but has become a gathering point in the metropolitan area. The atmosphere is lively and the drinks are affordable.
While you enjoy the World Cup matches at its Caguas and Canóvanas locations, you can let the kids have fun in the gaming room, the bowling alley or the go-kart track at K1 Speed. They also have fast food such as wings, burgers, fries, pizza and assorted fritters for snacking.
Caguas: Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. | Friday and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. | Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Canóvanas: Monday through Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. | Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. | Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
For a chinchorro (a casual roadside food and drink spot) atmosphere in the middle of the city, visit Chinchorreando in Hato Rey. There you can cheer on your favorite team while watching the match on any of its six large monitors with high-quality audio.
A business that operates under six concepts in one: restaurant, bar, bakery, deli, liquor store and convenience store. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, located on Avenida Carlos E. Chardón in San Juan.
This baseball-themed sports bar has burgers, pizzas and beer happy hours. It's a good spot to visit with a group of friends while watching a game. They have an extensive menu of bar snacks, tacos, pastas and classic sides like arroz mamposteao, tostones and truffle fries.
A sports bar on Calle Canals, steps from Plaza del Mercado in Santurce. They offer a variety of burgers, pizzas and wings.
This spot pours five original beers on tap. The menu runs from cheese-guava or pepperoni tequeños to tacos, sandwiches and desserts. There are also cocktails and wines for those who prefer something different.
At 100 x 35 Beer Boutique you'll find 24 beers on tap, a variety of whiskeys and a varied menu of shareable plates. They have multiple screens for watching sporting events like the World Cup.
El Saque in Santurce mixes sports and good food. They have five ping-pong tables, a menu with sliders, gnocchi, fried calamari, croquettes and craft cocktails. You'll also find local beers. To secure your table you can reserve directly from their website.
From pizzas at Fogatta and burgers at Planchao to ice cream at Tomasa's for the kids, there's something for everyone here. It has indoor and outdoor areas, free parking and large screens for the games. A good option for the whole family.
This restaurant and cocktail bar in Guaynabo has options for every appetite. For snacking, there are wings and samplers; for those who want something heartier, fried pork with mamposteado and churrasco.
Starting June 11, La Local de Dorado becomes the gathering place for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The restaurant will welcome fans with live broadcasts, happy hours and a variety of burgers to go with every match.
Wings, mojitos, smash burgers and soccer. At Dipea Wings locations you'll find screens for watching the games, an extensive wings menu and ice-cold beers.
At this spot in Levittown, you'll find food, cold beers and a festive atmosphere. They stand out for their live music and happy hours.
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