Which sport bar is best to go to for world cup soccer fun?  Any place near Mission Valley or Kearny Mesa?  Thanks.

Go to the Brit Pubs.  They have football schedules even when it isn't World Cup.  Shakespeare's in Mission Hill or Princess of Wales in Little Italy.  World Class beers and they can tell when or if a match will be televised.

News and announcements

World Cup 2006

Updated May 30, 2006

All 64 matches of FIFA World Cup 2006 will be televised in the US LIVE or via short tape-delay in the US in English, Spanish, German, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, and Farsi.

Soccer United Marketing (SUM), the marketing arm of Major League Soccer (MLS), will present all 64 matches LIVE in English, with no commercial interruptions during play.

ABC will air 12 games, ESPN will air 21 games, and ESPN2 will air 31 games, in both standard definition and high definition (Some cable and satellite TV operators charge extra for ABC HD, ESPN HD, and ESPN2 HD).

Univision Communications will broadcast 56 games live on Univision and 8 games live on TeleFutura, all in Spanish, with no commercial interruptions during play, in standard definition ONLY.

Setanta Sports has acquired US and Canadian TV rights in over a dozen languages, and will air all 64 games, with 56 games live and 8 games via short tape-delay, with German commentary, on Setanta Sports USA in standard definition.

Setanta has sublicensed US and Canadian TV rights in Farsi to Iranian-American broadcaster Tapesh TV, which will launch its satellite-delivered sports channel T3 Time via the Globecast satellite TV platform in time for the start of FIFA World Cup 2006. T3 Time will air all 64 matches in Farsi, with 56 matches live and 8 matches via short tape-delay.

KBS World, a Korean-language channel available via free-to-air digital broadcast TV (such as KMTP-DT 32.2 San Francisco), DISH Network satellite TV, and digital cable in some areas (such as parts of Los Angeles), will have 56 games live and 8 games via short tape-delay, in standard definition.

RBTI, a Brazilian Portuguese-language subscription channel available via DISH Network satellite TV, will have 56 games live and 8 games via short tape-delay, in standard definition.

In Canada, Rogers Sportsnet, TSN, and CTV will combine to air all 64 games live in English, in both standard definition and optional high definition. Rogers Sportsnet will air 32 games, TSN will air 31 games, and CTV will air the final match. RDS will air all 64 games live or via short tape-delay with French commentary in standard definition. Toronto broadcast TV stations OMNI 1 (CFMT-TV 47) and OMNI 2 (CJMT-TV 69) will combine to air 34 games live in either of 5 languages: Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Cantonese, or Mandarin.

Try Players on Clairemont Mesa.  Lots of TV's and they actually open very early for regulars wanting European soccer.  Also best satellite coverage in San Diego IMHO.

Try Shakespear's Pub on India Street near Washington.  A few freeway exits down the 5 from Mission Valley.

They have a website referencing the World Cup, plus it is a good place to get a Black and Tan along with some Fish and Chips.

I'd second that.  That place has so many TVs it isn't funny.  Plus, lap dances next door.

Instead of watching soccer, learn the language.
"I don't know who to ask" is proper grammer.