Fans pack bars Mexico Brazil watch party
Excitement builds in San Diego as fans pack bars to cheer Mexico vs Brazil, anticipating MLS debut in 2025.
In Chula Vista, California, sports enthusiasts flocked to local bars to show their support for their favorite team during the Mexico vs. Brazil international friendly match. The Novo Brazil brewery in San Diego was packed with soccer fans eager to witness the showdown between the two teams before the Copa America tournament.
The atmosphere was electric as fans from all walks of life came together to celebrate the beautiful game. Mario Arellano, a devoted soccer fan, expressed his excitement, stating, "It's fun, you get all these people no matter who they root for - they're part of San Diego. They come out here and you know, enjoy the atmosphere."
Despite Mexico's less than stellar performance, fans like Eddie Lopez remained optimistic about the future of Mexican soccer, especially with the emergence of young talent. The passion for the sport in the United States and in San Diego was palpable, with many fans eagerly awaiting the arrival of an MLS team in the city.
"With our proximity to the border, San Diego is actually a big soccer community and we've been waiting for MLS to come here. So this shows you the excitement and enthusiasm that San Diego has for soccer. It's been a long time coming," shared one enthusiastic fan.
The recent signing of Mexican national and international soccer star, Hirving 'Chucky' Lozano, by San Diego FC has only added to the excitement. Fans like Arellano and Lopez are thrilled at the prospect of seeing Lozano in action and believe that his addition to the team will elevate the level of play and attract a wider fan base.
The anticipation is building for the San Diego FC Club's inaugural MLS season in 2025, with home matches set to take place at Snapdragon Stadium. The signing of Lozano and the growing interest in soccer in San Diego are clear indicators of the city's passion for the sport and its potential to become a powerhouse in the world of soccer.
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