Reno Pro Soccer and Reno Public Market are set to host the final Soccer Watch Party for the championship match between Argentina and Spain, turning the Reno Public Market into a hub of anticipation for the global showdown.
Doors will open at 10 a.m., with a limited number of entrances staffed by security checks, and attendees will be reminded that outside food and drinks are not permitted; seating will be offered on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
A Community Celebration
The event will feature raffles, prize giveaways and a $1 beer special supplied by sponsor Bank of America, adding a festive atmosphere to the viewing experience.
Fans who attend have the chance to become founding season ticket holders for the new Reno stadium, a prospect that has been highlighted as a key draw for the community.
Wendy Damonte, CEO of Reno Pro Soccer, said that soccer has a unique ability to bring people together across cultures, backgrounds and generations, a sentiment that resonates with the diverse crowd expected at the watch party.
John Doyle, president of Reno Pro Soccer, added that these gatherings are an opportunity to celebrate the world’s game with the community while sharing the vision for professional soccer in Reno, underscoring the partnership’s role in building excitement for the future stadium.
The series of watch parties, which began in June, will continue with matches such as Mexico versus South Africa on June 11, the United States versus Paraguay on June 12, Uzbekistan versus Colombia on June 17 and a full day of fixtures on June 19, all streamed at Reno Public Market during normal business hours.
Updates, additional schedules and event announcements are available at renoprosoccer.com, where supporters can also learn more about the stadium project and how to get involved.