Korean community organizations and businesses across the United States organized watch parties for Thursday's World Cup group stage match, according to reports from Seattle and other cities. The events aimed to bring together Korean Americans to support the national team.
In Seattle, local Korean restaurants and cultural centers hosted gatherings, with attendees wearing red jerseys and waving Korean flags. Similar events took place in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago, where Korean populations are significant.
The match, part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, drew large crowds at these venues. Organizers emphasized community unity and cultural pride, though specific attendance numbers were not immediately available.
