Where to Watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup in New York City

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If you are from New York, USA, and cheering for your team to win the World Cup this year, then there is quite a lot you can do. Well, most of the football followers here are confused about where to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup in New York City; so, here's more help!

There are various hotspots and football crazy places in New York, where you can join fellow New Yorkers and cheer on for your football heroes. For starters, there are some Irish pubs in New York, where the football fanatics assemble to scream out loud and make some noise to cheer for their team and drink to their team's glory. To name a few, there's Playwright Tavern, Playwright Irish Pub, Playwright Celtic Pub, Jack Demsey's Pub, Legends, Hurleys Saloon and Bourbon Street, where the atmosphere will be perfect for you and your friends to have a great time watching the games.

Other places are well known in New York to enjoy these matches. There's Patrick Kavanagh's which is well known for its enthusiasm in international football, and the place has been showing games there for years. Sala One Nine is another football hub which attracts more Spanish viewers and is one of the best places to watch games played by Spain. Zum Schneider is another well known place for watching football games with the availability of premium German beer.

Furthermore, with the coming of the FIFA 2010 Games in South Africa, football fanatics and gamers are getting ready for the version of the FIFA World Cup 2010 on the computer to play, where there are computer and console-based games that are in store for them.

This year there is a lot of expectation from the gamers, who have been anxiously waiting for the game to be delivered by EA Sports based on the 2010 FIFA Soccer Cup, South Africa. The buzz among the gamers is regarding the rankings of teams in this FIFA game, and according to The FIFA World Cup game, the default winning team this year is Spain.

These are just to name a few of the well known places, and in fact New York is bustling with diners and sports bars that show football games. Well now you know where to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup in New York City; so, have fun this year enjoying the soccer games in South Africa!

About This Year's Fifa Cup

The 2010 FIFA Cup is the 19th FIFA Soccer Cup, the premier international football tournament. It is scheduled to take place between 11 June and 11 July 2010 in South Africa. The 2010 FIFA Cup will be the culmination of a qualification process that began in August 2007 and involved 204 of the 208 FIFA national teams.

You can be rest assured of a healthy competition and action packed games during the league matches as well as the quarter finals, semi finals, and of course the grand finale! So, stay tuned for more updates.