MONDAY NIGHT FUTBOL - World Cup Match Replay

Monday Night Futbol: Where Football Meets Business

Step into history and the future of football at "Monday Night Futbol", a unique fusion of culture, sport, business and networking! As part of Betirri Be’s visionary initiative, The Ball Rising Through Culture, this series brings past World Cup moments to life, uniting fans and professionals alike.

One of the most famous chapters in soccer history is the 1974 FIFA World Cup Final, where the Netherlands and Germany faced off in a match that became an instant classic. Led by icons Franz Beckenbauer and Johan Cruyff, fans saw the Dutch unveil their groundbreaking “Total Football” under coach Rinus Michels - a style that changed the game forever. This rivalry’s legacy still fuels the passion whenever these two nations meet.

Immerse yourself in the history, connect with fellow fans, and celebrate the beautiful game on the Road to the 2026 World Cup!

T.E.A.M. Houston – Partner Watch Events

T.E.A.M. Houston partners with Betirri, and the co-creator of this idea – Glenn Davis of Soccer Matters, as it allows for a unique experience to bring together business leaders and creatives for pre-game networking, halftime discussions, and post-match socializing. This event isn’t just about football - it’s about building relationships that drive Houston’s economic and cultural growth through the power of the great game of soccer.

Why Attend?

• Solopreneurs: Build valuable connections with larger businesses while enjoying the match.
• Small & Medium Businesses (SMBs): Expand your network and explore opportunities in Houston’s growing soccer ecosystem.
• Mid-Sized Companies: Strengthen your brand and form collaborations with soccer stakeholders.
• Fortune 500 Companies: Entertain key clients and reinforce your commitment to local and global engagement.

Join us for a night where football, culture, and business collide- because in Houston, The Ball is Rising!

Learn more here: www.team-houston.com/events

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