Free viewing parties for all four of Sunday’s World Cup matches will be held at three Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks recreation centers, beginning with the 10 a.m. match between Germany and Curacao.
Sunday’s other matches pit Netherlands against Japan at 1 p.m., Ecuador against Ivory Coast at 4 p.m. and Sweden and Tunisia at 7 p.m.
The parties will be held at the Cheviot Hills, South Park and El Sereno recreation centers as part of the Kick It In the Park program organized by various city of Los Angeles Departments that also include youth soccer clinics, neighborhood programming and community resources.
Attendance is limited to 1,000 people at a time. Alcohol sale, possession and consumption is not permitted. Attendees are advised by organizers to bring blankets, chairs, snacks and reusable water bottles.
More information is available at kickit.lacity.gov.
The Germany-Curacao and Netherlands-Japan matches will be televised in English by Fox while the Ecuador-Ivory Coast and Sweden-Tunisia matches will be televised by FS1. All four matches will be televised in Spanish by Telemundo.