Fans gathered at a local pub to watch a soccer match. The event was a World Cup watch party. Enthusiasm was evident among those in attendance.
The match featured the U.S. men's national team competing against Bosnia-Herzegovina. It took place on a Wednesday night, although the team was not playing in San Antonio.
Further details about the watch party can be found through the San Antonio Current.
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