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A small-business mecca in Philadelphia is leaning into World Cup fandom

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By Julia Naftulin Verified
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Team France fans enjoy French beer at the South Philadelphia wine bar Supérette. Copy link Email Facebook WhatsApp X LinkedIn Bluesky Threads An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Two miles north of Philadelphia's World Cup games sits a small but mighty mecca of small businesses attempting to reap the benefits of international soccer fandom.
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Atlanta versus Philadelphia: Comparing the 2 most popular FIFA Fan Festivals in the US Original

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By Manseen Logan, Julia Naftulin Verified
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Over the course of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, countless fans have come together to support their favorite teams in the energetic matchups. Those who weren't fortunate enough to nab tickets to one of the stadiums across Canada, the US, and Mexico watched from their homes, bars, or even sidewalks. FIFA also launched 13 Fan Festivals across North America for fans to get involved, with attendance quickly climbing to over 2 million within the first week.
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A small-business mecca in Philadelphia is leaning into World Cup fandom Original

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By Julia Naftulin Verified
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Two miles north of Philadelphia's World Cup games sits a small but mighty mecca of small businesses attempting to reap the benefits of international soccer fandom. In East Passyunk, dozens of independently owned businesses — trinket shops, dive bars, cafés, pizza joints, breweries, and more — line the main thoroughfare of East Passyunk Avenue.
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