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⚽️ Looking for something fun to do with the family this week?

Head to the South Surrey Soccer Fan Zone at the Bayside Rugby Clubhouse in South Surrey Athletic Park and experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup on the big screen—for FREE!

Bring your team spirit and enjoy the incredible atmosphere with fellow soccer fans. If you arrive about 30 minutes before kickoff, you’ll have a good chance of getting a seat under the tent—chairs are provided! It’s a fantastic family-friendly event and a great way to be part of the World Cup excitement right here in South Surrey.

Remaining South Surrey Fan Zone Schedule

🏆 Wednesday, July 15
🕛 12:00 PM – England 🏴 vs. Argentina 🇦🇷

🏆 Saturday, July 18
🕑 2:00 PM – Bronze Medal Match

🏆 Sunday, July 19
🕛 12:00 PM – FIFA World Cup Final 🌎🏆

Whether you’re a die-hard soccer fan or just looking for a fun afternoon out, this is a fantastic community event for all ages. Cheer on your favourite team, enjoy the energy of fellow fans, and make it a family outing!

For the latest match information and event details, visit the official Surrey Soccer Fan Zones schedule: ⁠Surrey Soccer Fan Zones Schedule. (⁠Surrey Soccer Fan Zone)

Who are you cheering for? ⚽

Canada takes on Morocco on Saturday morning at 10:00am in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16, and the Canadian men’s team has already made history. After reaching the knockout stage for the first time and winning its first-ever men’s World Cup knockout match, Canada now has a chance to reach the quarter-finals for the first time ever!

That’s reason enough to get out of the house, grab breakfast or a pint, and find a room full of fans in red. Whether you’re heading to a pub in South Surrey, catching the match over brunch in White Rock, or simply looking for the loudest screen in town, this is the kind of game people will remember.

Who to watch: Canada’s attack is led by Jonathan David and Cyle Larin, while captain Alphonso Davies could play an even bigger role as his fitness continues to improve. Morocco brings plenty of quality of its own, with Achraf Hakimi providing constant danger from the back and Youssef En-Nesyri always capable of changing a match with a single chance.

Why go? Because Canada is still alive, a quarter-final berth is on the line, and Saturday morning suddenly comes with World Cup-sized stakes.

If you're heading out in South Surrey or White Rock, expect plenty of red jerseys, early pints, brunch tables, and big-game energy.