Loudest Fútbol 26 Watch Parties in San Francisco

Find the room. Bring the crew. Pick a side. From the noon tournament-opener kickoff on June 11 through the Saturday-night Argentina group finale on June 27, the loudest Fútbol 26 watch party in San Francisco is at Hustler Club on Broadway. Hustler is featuring 12 of the most-watched matches of Fútbol 26 – the deepest schedule of any Broadway venue. Wall-to-wall HD displays. Broadcast-grade sound. Reservable booths for groups of 6 to 30. The $25 Fútbol 26 SF souvenir cup at the bar. And the floor space to handle the kind of crowd a USMNT opener actually pulls. This guide runs the full 12-match featured schedule, breaks down the marquee storylines, covers the souvenir cup and group bookings, and gets you a booth before someone else does. Skip to reservations.

12 Featured Matches. Every Major Storyline. One Broadway Room.

Hustler runs the deepest Fútbol 26 featured schedule on Broadway: every USMNT and Mexico group game, both Brazil and Argentina marquee dates, the Paraguay vs Australia Levi’s Stadium simulcast, the Egypt vs Iran simulcast, plus the marquee Saturday June 27 Ronaldo / Messi closer. Tournament overview. Broadcasts on FOX / FS1 in English and Telemundo / Universo in Spanish. Bay Area host matches play at Levi’s Stadium (listed in the FIFA schedule as San Francisco Bay Stadium). Simultaneous kickoffs: Thursday June 25 – USA vs Türkiye (FOX) and Paraguay vs Australia at Levi’s Stadium (FS1), both 7:00 PM PST. Friday June 26 – New Zealand vs Belgium (FOX) and Egypt vs Iran (FS1), both 8:00 PM PST. Hustler’s wall-to-wall HD setup runs both broadcasts on separate screens.

Take the Tournament Home With You

Fútbol 26 is here, and Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club is pouring all tournament long.

Here’s the deal, plain and simple: every $25 tournament cocktail comes with a free collectible San Francisco souvenir cup. Drink it, keep the cup, come back for the next match. Each cup features SF-exclusive Fútbol 26 artwork you can’t get anywhere else and it’s free with every cocktail, yours to take home. Cocktail eligible for select substitutions; excludes top-shelf spirits and premium champagne. While supplies last.

Catch every match on the big screen, grab a booth or a spot at the bar, and take the tournament home with you, one souvenir cup at a time. Grab a table today.

 

Tournament Menu – Cocktails of the World

Twelve countries, twelve signature serves. One pour per nation, each grounded in the bar culture of the team on the big screen. Bring your crew, claim a section, pair the match with the drink. The $25 souvenir cup covers your first round, with discounted refills for every Fútbol 26 match through the final.

• Mexico – Paloma: Blanco tequila, fresh grapefruit, salted rim. Bright, citrusy, and built for warm evenings and celebratory crowds.
• Brazil – Caipirinha: Cachaça, fresh lime muddled with sugar in the glass. Smoothly tart, agrarian, unmistakably Brazilian.
• Argentina – Fernet con Coca: Herbal Fernet over ice, topped with Coca-Cola. The drink at every Argentine bar, stadium, and asado. Complex, bittersweet, deeply social.
• Spain – Sangria: Tempranillo, brandy, citrus, triple sec. Festive, deep-ruby, floating with fruit. Built to batch for big groups.
• France – French 75: Gin, fresh lemon, sparkling wine. Bright, effervescent, perfectly balanced – dry sparkler with a lemonade backbone.
• Germany – Hugo Spritz: Prosecco, elderflower liqueur, fresh mint, lime. Lighter, more floral, and more delicate than the Aperol Spritz.
• USA – New York Sour: Whiskey, lemon, sugar, egg white, with a dramatic dry red wine float. A two-tone classic with a silky finish – one of the most visually striking pours on the menu.
• Japan – Yuzu Whiskey Highball: Japanese whiskey, soda, fresh yuzu. Clear, cool, ultra-carbonated. A citrus bridge to Japan’s signature serve.
• Colombia – Canelazo: Aguardiente, cinnamon, panela sugar, fresh lemon. Sweet, spiced, and warming – Colombia’s go-to that evokes home.
• Portugal – Ginjinha: Sour cherry liqueur with sugar and cinnamon. Traditionally served as a small shot with a plump morello cherry resting in the cup.
• Australia – Cucumber Gin & Tonic: Gin, tonic, fresh cucumber, elderflower, and a handful of mint. The Aussie G&T spin – cool, crisp, dry.

Pick your team’s pour when you order your souvenir cup. For group bookings, the section host can run a different pour by table – or batch your section on a single nation for the match.

The Fan-Zone Setup

The Broadway floor is built for one thing during Fútbol 26: maximum crowd, maximum view, maximum sound. The HD displays span the main floor and the lounge, so you don’t pick “the side with the screen” every angle has one. The audio runs broadcast commentary clean rather than fighting house music, which means you’ll actually hear the call when the USMNT puts one in the upper-90. Booth seating is the move. Groups of 6, 12, 20, 30 – the floor scales. Bottle service runs through the match. The kitchen serves through final whistle. The bar drops kickoff-window pricing for noon, 6 PM, 7 PM, and 8 PM matches.

The 12-Match Breakdown

USMNT (3 matches)

The U.S. Men’s National Team plays its full group on the Hustler floor: USA vs Paraguay (Fri Jun 12, 6 PM, Los Angeles), USA vs Australia (Fri Jun 19, noon kickoff, Seattle – bring lunch), USA vs Türkiye (Thu Jun 25, 7 PM, Los Angeles). The noon Australia match opens doors early. The 6 PM and 7 PM Friday and Thursday slots are prime time – the floor packs out.

El Tri (2 matches)

Mexico is co-hosting Fútbol 26. Hustler features El Tri’s matchday-2 vs South Korea (Thu Jun 18, 6 PM, Guadalajara) and the group finale vs Czechia (Wed Jun 24, 6 PM, Mexico City). Telemundo on the bar.

Brazil & Argentina (2 matches)

Brazil vs Haiti on Fri Jun 19 at 6 PM in Philadelphia. Argentina’s opener vs Algeria on Tue Jun 16 at 6 PM in Kansas City. Two of the heaviest South American group-stage storylines.

The Bay Area simulcast (1 match)

Paraguay vs Australia at Levi’s Stadium on Thu Jun 25 at 7 PM PST – the Bay Area’s only host-stadium group-stage match. Hustler runs it on the secondary HD screens alongside the USA vs Türkiye main broadcast at the same kickoff time.

The Friday June 26 double (2 matches)

New Zealand vs Belgium (BC Place) and Egypt vs Iran (Seattle) both kick off at 8 PM PST. Hustler runs both on simultaneous screens.

The Ronaldo / Messi Saturday (2 matches)

Fútbol 26’s group stage closes Saturday June 27 with Colombia vs Portugal at 4:30 PM (Miami, Ronaldo vs Los Cafeteros) and Jordan vs Argentina at 7 PM (Dallas, Messi closing the group). Book the day, not the match.

See More Games – Beyond the 12 Featured Matches

Hustler Club is showing additional Fútbol 26 matches beyond the 12 featured group-stage games – including the rest of the group stage (France vs Iraq, Norway vs Senegal, Ecuador vs Germany, Uruguay vs Spain, and more), the Round of 32 matches at Levi’s Stadium / San Francisco Bay, the Round of 16, the Quarterfinals, the Semifinals, the Third-Place match, and the Fútbol 26 Final on Sunday July 19. The full tournament schedule – every match Hustler is showing from the noon opener on June 11 through the final on July 19 – is on the dedicated tournament page. See the full Fútbol 26 SF schedule at Hustler Club.

Group Bookings & Bachelor Parties

Hustler programs Fútbol 26 specifically for groups. Bachelor parties, work crews, sports-club gatherings, corporate watch parties – the standard play is a sectioned booth block of 8 to 30 seats, a bottle package, the souvenir cups at the table, and a section host running the match for you. The floor has capacity for multiple group bookings on the same match without anyone fighting for sightlines. For groups of 8+, contact at least a week ahead of the marquee dates (USMNT, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Ronaldo / Messi Saturday). For smaller crews and walk-ins, the standard 30-45 minute pre-kickoff arrival works.