2009 FIFA Confederations Cup

This year's Confederations Cup final pits a perennial champion, Brazil, against a surprising, yet formidable opponent, the rabble rousers of the U-S-of-A. The US team's shocking upset of the Spanish team 2-0 on Wednesday paved the way for Sunday's finale and raised the hopes of fans who want to see a competitive American World Cup team in South Africa in 2010.

If you are a football fanatic, this match is not to be missed. We'll be watching. Will you?

Where We're Watching

Nevada Smiths

74 3rd Avenue

If you're looking for the spot to watch soccer in NYC, its Nevada Smiths. Some of its more famous patrons include Roman Abramovich (Owner of Chelsea FC) and Ehud Olmert (Prime Minister of Israel). ... Read More

Soldier McGee

480 Amsterdam Avenue

This unassuming corner bar in the thick of UWS busiest bar street is packed with bar must-haves: a pool table, a Touchtunes jukebox, eight 50-inch TVs and fairly cheap craft beer and a thorough bar ... Read More

Stout

133 W 33rd Street

Stout is an excellent bar for sports watching. With three levels of bars, tables and tvs, there is plenty of space to see the game you want. While Stout tends to draw soccer fans and Texas Longhorns ... Read More

The Parlour

250 West 86 Street

Want to know where droves of Arsenal fans throw Manhattan into a frenzy all year long? Look no further than the Parlour, the only bar west of Central Park with true Champions League appeal. There's ... Read More