Futból 26 Watch Parties at Gold Club

If you're searching for Fútbol 26 watch parties in San Francisco with a real booth, real bottle service, and a real view of the screen, Gold Club in SOMA is the room. From the Fútbol 26 opener on June 11 through the group-stage finale on June 27, Gold Club is featuring 13 of the most-watched matches of the tournament - every USMNT and Mexico group game, the Argentina opener, Brazil vs Haiti, Egypt vs Iran, the Paraguay vs Australia simulcast playing at Levi's Stadium, the Ronaldo vs Colombia showdown, and Messi's group finale - on big-format HD screens with broadcast-grade sound. Reserve a VIP booth, lock in a bottle package, and watch the host-continent Fútbol 26 tournament the way San Francisco's downtown crowd wants to watch it.

This guide covers the full Gold Club featured schedule, the marquee storylines worth booking ahead for, the $25 souvenir cup that follows you through the tournament, and how to lock in a reservation before the floor fills up. Reserve your spot for your favorite watch party.

Gold Club's 13 Featured Fútbol 26 Matches

Every match Gold Club is featuring during Fútbol 26 group stage (official tournament site). All kickoff times Pacific. English broadcasts on FOX / FS1; Spanish broadcasts on Telemundo / Universo. Bay Area host matches play at Levi's Stadium (listed in the FIFA schedule as San Francisco Bay Stadium).

Take the Tournament Home With You

Fútbol 26 is here, and Gold 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.

This tournament, the bar is just as competitive as the pitch. Our Cocktails of the World menu features twelve signature serves — one for every nation taking the big screen — each grounded in the bar culture of the country it represents. Cheer on Mexico with a crisp, citrusy Paloma, or toast Brazil with a muddled, lime-forward Caipirinha. Argentina fans can sip a Fernet con Coca, the unofficial national drink, while Spain brings the fruit-soaked warmth of a classic Sangria.

France offers the bright sparkle of a French 75, Germany the effortless Hugo Spritz, and the host nation pours an elegant, whiskey-and-bitters New York Sour. Looking farther afield, there's a delicate Yuzu Whiskey Highball for Japan, a sweet-and-strong Canelazo for Colombia, the spirited Jinhinha cherry liqueur of Portugal, and a refreshing Cucumber Gin & Tonic representing Australia. Each pour is matched to a team, so you can drink your way around the bracket one match at a time. Want to make it a keepsake? For $25 you'll get your cocktail in a limited-edition San Francisco souvenir cup — yours to take home, with discounted refills all tournament long. Pick your country, raise your glass, and watch every goal your way at Gold Club.

Marquee Matches & Storylines

Three storylines anchor the group stage in San Francisco. Gold Club features every one of them.

El Tri's group stage - Mexico hosts and the tournament opens at Gold Club

Mexico is co-hosting the 2026 Fútbol 26 alongside the United States and Canada, and El Tri kicks off the entire tournament on Thursday June 11 at 12:00 PM PST against South Africa at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Gold Club opens early for the noon match. Mexico's group-stage run continues with South Korea (Thu Jun 18, 6 PM, Guadalajara) and Czechia (Wed Jun 24, 6 PM, Mexico City). Telemundo audio runs on the bar TVs - dónde ver México en San Francisco con servicio premium, aquí.

See More Games - Beyond the 13 Featured Matches

Gold Club is showing additional Fútbol 26 matches beyond the 13 featured group-stage games - including key knockout-round dates, 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 Gold Club is showing from the noon opener on June 11 through the final at MetLife / New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19 - is on the dedicated tournament page.

See the full Fútbol 26 SF schedule at Gold Club →

How & Where to Watch in San Francisco - Broadcast, Transit, Reservations

Broadcasts. English on FOX and FS1; Spanish on Telemundo and Universo. Gold Club carries both signals across the venue so Spanish-speaking fans can follow Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia matches in real time. For the FS1 simulcasts (Paraguay vs Australia on Jun 25, Egypt vs Iran on Jun 26), the secondary screens run them alongside the FOX main broadcast.

Getting here. Gold Club is at 650 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94105 in SOMA, San Francisco. Easy access from Montgomery and Powell BART, Caltrain at 4th & King, and Embarcadero Muni. Rideshare drops at the front door. For Bay Area match days at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara (FIFA-listed as San Francisco Bay Stadium), BART + VTA is the move; plant at Gold Club for any other kickoff. More on visiting San Francisco from SF Travel.

USMNT, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Portugal matches book up fast. Reserve a VIP booth with your crew. For the noon kickoffs (Mexico vs South Africa, USA vs Australia), arrive 30-45 minutes early. For the prime-time 6 PM and 7 PM windows, arrive 45-60 minutes ahead without a reservation; booth holders 15-30 minutes ahead.