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FIFA Fever: Valley shows out for World Cup craze for Mexico, US teams
Summary by The Brownsville Editorial Desk Erika De Los Reyes , as published by MyRGV
· June 23, 2026
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Key points In McAllen, one such watch party was held at Roosevelt's at 7, where friends and families came together to cheer on their favorite teams. The Rio Grande Valley is caught up in the FIFA World Cup 2026 excitement.
The Rio Grande Valley is caught up in the FIFA World Cup 2026 excitement. Local establishments such as bars, restaurants, and movie theaters are hosting community watch parties for fans to gather and enjoy the games together. In McAllen, one such watch party was held at Roosevelt's at 7, where friends and families came together to cheer on their favorite teams.
Fans wore jerseys and drank from cleat-shaped glasses as they watched the pre-game festivities on television. Further details about the watch parties and the valley's response to the World Cup are available from local sources, including accounts of the enthusiastic atmosphere at these events.
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Category: business Published: June 23, 2026 Source: MyRGV Reading time: 1 min
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