What happened: The Colorado Rapids reminded supporters that World Cup knockout-round action continues at Skyline Park in Denver, urging fans to arrive early and have digital tickets ready for entry. The club posted a link with additional event information for attendees.

Why it matters: The knockout stage marks the highest-stakes stretch of the tournament, and the downtown gathering extends the same Skyline Park soccer celebration that headlined the USA-Australia watch party in June. The club has extra reason to celebrate the tournament: Rapids midfielder Lucas Herrington became the youngest MLS player ever to appear in a FIFA World Cup, representing Australia.

What to watch: Watch for the Rapids to announce which knockout matchups will be featured at Skyline Park as the bracket narrows toward the final.