Indy Eleven spokesman Tom Dunmore called it a unique opportunity to showcase Indianapolis' team with fans watching the World Cup game on a larger TV screen and a smaller screen showing the Eleven. Several hundred fans went wild on North Street as Carli Lloyd scored the U.S. team's fourth goal.
In South Bend, a sizable crowd turned out at Fiddler's Hearth restaurant downtown to watch the World Cup game. Fans chanted "U-S-A!" and blew horns as they celebrated the victory.
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