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Soccer in Beantown
There’s something special to be said about Boston’s sports scene. New England has been a force to be reckoned with over the last twenty years in every major American sport, soccer included.
The New England Revolution have had their peaks and valleys, but their fans are unwavering. With an American soccer legend now in charge of the club, optimism is rising.
Boston is filled with history and tradition, and the fans of The Revolution are proud of their city and local soccer team.
The New England Revolution have had their peaks and valleys, but their fans are unwavering. With an American soccer legend now in charge of the club, optimism is rising.
Boston is filled with history and tradition, and the fans of The Revolution are proud of their city and local soccer team.
What To Do On Game Day?
Tailgating is how they do it here in Boston
Where To Watch?
Boston is home to some of the best bars in America, and since the City has a heavy Irish influence, you’ll find passionate fans who can give you everything from fish and chips to some really good seafood.
Phoenix Landing
Phoenix Landing is located in Cambridge and is a bar during the day and a club when the sun goes down. You could watch The Revs on away days with a pint of your favorite beverage and then party after a big win, it’s a combination that can’t lose.
Banshee
The Banshee is considered one of the top bars in the Northeast and tout that if a game being broadcasted in North America, it will be played on one of their ten flat screens. With two floors of entertainment, you can certainly link up with friends and get as loud as you want.
The Field Pub
The Field Pub is as close to a real Irish dive bar as you can get. This Cambridge based bar has a hidden patio that allows for a really chill environment while you watch your favorite soccer matches. A simple, yet effective menu of good Guinesses puts the cherry on top.
Cafe Dello
Cafe Dello is a quaint Italian spot in Boston’s North End that offers good food and better coffee. Watch your favorite European soccer matches in the morning and then stay for The Revolution in the afternoon. It’s a bit of a change of pace from the typical soccer bar, but somehow it feels like exactly where you should be.