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FORD FESSENDEN, NICK CORASANITI,JOE BURGESS AND ALICIA DeSANTIS/THE NEW YORK TIMES

1. In God We Trust

African Restaurant

441 E. 153rd St.(718) 401-3595GHANA

2. Sol y Sombra

462 Amsterdam Ave.(212) 400-4036SPAIN

3. The Sunburnt Calf

226 W. 79th St.(646) 823-9255AUSTRALIA

4. Manny’s On Second

1770 Second Ave.(212) 410-3300SLOVENIA

5. Bohemian Hall & Beer

Garden

2919 24th Ave.(718) 728-9278

6. Braai

329 W. 51st St.(212) 315-3315SOUTH AFRICA

7. Opia

130 E. 57th St.(212) 688-3939

8. Tonic

727 Seventh Ave.(212) 382-1059NETHERLANDS

9. Smith’s Bar

701 Eighth Ave.(212) 246-3268

10. BXL

125 W. 43rd St.(212) 768-0200

11. Studio Square Beer

Gardens

35-33 36th St.(718) 383-1001

12. The Australian

20 W. 38th St.(212) 869-8601AUSTRALIA

13. The Sunburnt Cow

137 Avenue C(212) 529-0005AUSTRALIA

14. Stout

133 W. 33rd St.(212) 629-6191USA

15. El Chivito d’Oro

84-02 37th Ave.(718) 424-0600URUGUAY

16. Jack Dempsey’s

36 W. 33rd St.(212) 629-9899USA

17. Foley’s

18 W. 33rd St.(212) 290-0080ANYONE BUT FRANCE

18. Players

25 W. 32nd St.(212) 868-2029KOREA

19. Van Diemens

383 Third Ave.(212) 532-1123USA

20. Bill’s Bar & Burger

22 Ninth Ave.(212) 414-3003

21. La Nacional Tapas Bar

239 W. 14th St.(212) 243-9308SPAIN

25. Nevada Smith’sSoccer mecca “where football is religion.” New York’s official bar for Manchester United supporters. Show up early for all live matches and expect to get rowdy. The atmosphere here can approach a trip to an actual match, right down to the aroma.

15. El Chivito d’OroA photograph on the wall shows the goal that gave Uruguay its second World Cup title, against Brazil in 1950. Since Uruguay doesn’t play any early matches, the restaurant will not be opening early. According to a bartender, Argentina fans can watch at home in bed.

53. WoodworkPopular year-round soccer bar, and possibly the only one with quinoa on the menu. Many weekend matches require a reservation — $25 will get you a raffle ticket, two drinks, and a seat with a view of the field (er, flat-screen television).

50. Madiba RestaurantLive music to accompany the opening ceremony, closing ceremony — and any other matches they feel like. Reservations are suggested for major games, so call ahead if you want to bring your vuvuzela.

8. TonicThree-floor sports temple in Times Square: 25 plasma screens and billboard-scale projections. This “Dutch soccer house” is known to fill wall-to-wall with orange jerseys.

17. Foley’sIrish pub with an ax to grind. Shaun Clancy, the owner, will give away some free shots of Danny Boy whiskey when the first goal is scored against France — the team that knocked Ireland out of Cup contention. Other than that, go U.S.A. 37. Zum Schneider

Indoor beer hall with standing room only when Germany plays. In prior years, lines for early matches have formed at 6 a.m. Large steins of Weihenstephaner Weissbier, Hofbräuhaus München and Schneider Weisse: breakfast of champions.

44. Miss FavelaSamba dancing directly after — or during — all Brazil games, depending on the score and the strength of the caipirinhas. Pelé is a patron saint: a jersey with his name sits above the bar at all times.

Where to the Watch World Cup? Depends on What Colors You Wear

FLAG INDICATESTHE TEAM PATRONS MAY SUPPORT

22. Boca Juniors

Restaurant

81-08 Queens Blvd.(718) 429-2077ARGENTINA

23. Wildwood

Barbeque

225 Park Ave. South(212) 533-2500USA

24. Sushi Samba

87 Seventh Ave. South(212) 691-7885

25. Nevada Smith’s

74 Third Ave.(212) 982-2591ENGLAND

26. Village Pourhouse

64 Third Ave.(212) 979-2337

27. Cabrito

50 Carmine St.(212) 929-5050MEXICO

28. Mr. Dennehy's

63 Carmine St.(212) 414-1223ENGLAND

29. Scuderia

257 Sixth Ave.(212) 206-9111ITALY

30. The Red Lion

151 Bleecker St.(212) 260-9797ENGLAND

31. 11th Street Bar

510 E. 11th St.(212) 982-3929ENGLAND

32. Mercadito

179 Avenue B(212) 529-6490

33. Nomad

78 Second Ave.(212) 253-5410ALGERIA

34. Esperanto

145 Avenue C(212) 505-6559BRAZIL

35. Kafana

116 Avenue C(212) 353-8000SERBIA

36. Barolo

398 W. Broadway(212) 226-1102ITALY

37. Zum Schneider

107 Avenue C(212) 598-1098GERMANY

38. Novecento

343 W. Broadway(212) 925-4706ARGENTINA

39. Play Beautiful

201 Mulberry St.

40. Loreley Restaurant

& Biergarten

7 Rivington St.(212) 253-7077GERMANY

41. Trattoria Cinque

363 Greenwich St. (212) 965-0555ITALY

42. Beco

45 Richardson St.(718) 599-1645BRAZIL

43. Plein Sud

85 W. Broadway(212) 204-5555FRANCE and USA

44. Miss Favela

57 S. Fifth St.(718) 230-4040BRAZIL

45. Nelson Blue

233-235 Front St.(212) 346-9090NEW ZEALAND

46. Puma City

19 Fulton St. (212) 732-8257

47. ReBar

147 Front St. (718) 406-9192

48. The Atlantic

ChipShop

129 Atlantic Ave.(718) 855-7775ENGLAND

49. Floyd

131 Atlantic Ave.(718) 858-5810ENGLAND

50. Madiba Restaurant

195 Dekalb Ave.(718) 855-9190SOUTH AFRICA

51. EN Restaurant

and Bar

120 Lafayette Ave.(347) 725-3563NIGERIA

52. Bar Tabac

128 Smith St.(718) 923-0918FRANCE

53. Woodwork

583 Vanderbilt Ave.(718) 857-5777

54. The Black

Horse Pub

568 Fifth Ave.(718) 788-1975ENGLAND

55. Sycamore

1118 Cortelyou Road(347) 240-5850

56. The Longbow

7316 Third Ave.(718) 238-7468ENGLAND

57. Loki Lounge

304 Fifth Ave.(718) 965-9600ARGENTINA

PHOTOGRAPHS BY CARY CONOVER ANDROBERT STOLARIK FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

CARY CONOVER FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

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