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World Cup NYC: Look Back in Anger

In light of this weekend's World Cup elimination rounds, we thought it would be wise to take a look back at awhat we've learned thus far watching games here in NYC, complete with recommendations on where to watch upcoming matches. To wit:
Who: Germany v Sweden, 11am EST Saturday
Where to Watch: Lorely, 7 Rivington St
What We Learned: Bigger beers make the game more exciting, that's for sure.
Who: Argentina v Mexico, 3pm EST Saturday
Where to Watch: Novecento, 343 West Broadway
What We Learned: Cover charges are dubious, but it's best to get on the Argentina bandwagon early and find a place to sit at the bar.
Who: England v Ecuador, 11am EST Sunday
Where to Watch: The Red Lion, 151 Bleecker St.
What We Learned: Supporting England will always make you hurt deep down inside, but at least you can wash down the pain with beans, chips, and sausages.
Who: Portugal v Netherlands 3pm EST Sunday
Where to Watch: Tintol or Tonic, 155 W 45th St or 727 7th Avenue
What We Learned: Tonic is meant to be packed with Dutch fans who don't have a restaurant to call their own in New York City, and Tintol was hard to find during the Puerto Rican Day Parade, but is meant to serve tasty Portugese tapas. Won't somebody find those poor Dutch somewhere to go?
Who: Italy v Australia, 11am EST Monday
Where to Watch: Le Streghe, 331 W Broadway, or The Sunburnt Cow, 137 Ave C
What We Learned: The Aussies are behind their team in full force, but unlike English soccer fans they are still able to play nice with the opposition. Italian fans, on the other hand, aren't even forgiving of their own team.
Who: Brazil v Ghana, 11am EST Tuesday
Where to Watch: Baraza, 133 Ave C
What We Learned: Supporting any team is a lot easier when there's live band and booty-shakin' action at the same time. Come prepared to sweat if you're cheering on Brazil.
[Image via dencuteganda/Flickr]
Related Stories:
· World Cup Coverage [Jaunted]
· Germany World Cup [Official Site]


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