San Jose’s San Pedro Square will once again be the center of attention Monday as crowds gather to watch the United States take on Belgium in a World Cup knockout match.
Kickoff for the Round of 16 clash in Seattle is set for 5 p.m.
Following a stunning reversal by FIFA, U.S. striker Folarin Balogun will be allowed to play after his one-game red-card ban was suspended.
The United States-Belgium winner will face either Spain or Portugal in the quarterfinals on Friday.
San Pedro Square was quieter than normal on Sunday after San Jose moved its official watch parties for the Mexico-England match to Discovery Meadow and SAP Center due to safety concerns and the need for more space.