Show soccer at your bar? Get on every where-to-watch page in your city
Name the teams you show, keep your hours current, approve the watch parties people post at your venue, and let the supporters clubs that meet with you send their fans your way.
Every weekend, fans in your city type a club and a city into a search box: where to watch Arsenal in Denver, where to watch USMNT in Tampa. SoccerMapd has a page for each of those questions, and bars appear on them by naming the teams they show. Here is how your bar gets on those pages and what else the listing does.
What your listing shows
Your bar has a page under /soccer-bars, listed in its city and on the map. It carries:
- Address, map pin and directions
- Weekly hours, day by day
- The teams you show, and your matchday notes
- Photos and your logo
- Website, phone and social links
- The supporters clubs that meet at your bar
- Upcoming watch parties at your venue
- A Follow button, and a Been here button for regulars
Name the teams you show
This is the one field that matters most. A where-to-watch page exists for every team and metro pair with at least one supporters club or one bar naming the team. Each page lists the team’s fixtures for the next seven days in local time with US TV, the chapters meeting in that metro, and the bars that show the team. Name Liverpool on your listing and you are on the Liverpool page for your metro.
Approve the events people post at your venue
Anyone with a free account can post a watch party at your bar. Nothing goes public until you say so. Pending events wait in your dashboard, and you approve or reject each one. Events you post yourself publish instantly. Approved events appear on your page, in the events browser, and on your city’s watch party page.
The supporters clubs that meet with you
A chapter that meets at your bar names you on its page: “Meets at Lynch’s Irish Pub”, with a link. When that chapter publishes its matchday schedule, your bar is the venue on every match unless they say otherwise. And the commitment card a chapter’s fans share names the pub, which is a small poster for you every time it is posted. If a chapter meets with you and is not on the map, send them to the supporters club guide.
Keep it current without an account
Two ways, neither of which needs a sign-in:
- Suggest an update. Every listing page has a Suggest update button. Anyone can use it, and we review each suggestion before it goes live.
- Your update link. When we email a bar, the email carries a signed link that opens a short form pre-filled with what the listing says today, so you fix what is wrong instead of retyping what is right. No password.
Claim it for the full dashboard
- 1Sign in and tap Claim on your listingTell us your role at the bar. The listing stays live as it is while we check.
- 2We verify and hand you the pageClaimed listings get a dashboard: details, weekly hours, photos and logo, events, and a log of every edit.
- 3Keep the teams and hours rightThe hours editor is day by day. The teams you show and your matchday notes are plain text fields. Change them any time and the public page updates.
Where the pages are
- Soccer bars, nationally and by city
- Where to watch, by team and metro
- Events, including watch parties by city
- League schedules, which point fans at the chapters and bars watching near them
Get on the where-to-watch pages for your city.
Claim your bar, name the teams you show, and set your hours. Listing is free and paid placement is paused while the map grows.
Questions
- Is a listing free?
- Yes. Claiming, editing, photos, events and the where-to-watch placement are all free. Paid placement is paused while the map grows.
- How do we get on the where-to-watch page for a team?
- Add the teams you show to your listing. A page exists for every team and metro pair with at least one supporters club or one bar naming the team, and your bar appears on each one you name.
- Someone posted a watch party at our bar. Can we take it down?
- Yes. Events posted at a venue you manage wait for your approval before they go public, and you approve or reject them from your dashboard.
- Do we have to create an account?
- Not to fix your details. We send owners a signed update link that opens a short form with no sign-in. An account is needed for the full dashboard: photos, logo, events and the change log.
