Soccer Shoot-Out: 1990 Italy World Cup Official Film (San Antonio)

Monday Night Fútbol returns with a special edition celebrating Italy 1990, one of the most iconic World Cups of all time, hosted inside the historic Italian Society. This is more than a screening—it’s an immersive cultural night where football history, Italian heritage, and San Antonio community come together in one unforgettable setting.

The featured film for the evening is Soccer Shoot-Out (1990), an official 100-minute documentary that relives the drama, personalities, and defining moments of Italia ’90. Through rare match footage and unforgettable storylines—from Maradona and Gascoigne to Higuita and Roger Milla—the film captures the chaos, beauty, and emotion that made this World Cup legendary. Watching it collectively, in a historic Italian venue, elevates the experience beyond anything you’d get at home.

This activation is locally powered by Goal Impact Foundation, with adult beverages proudly sponsored by Peroni USA. Your RSVP unlocks a complimentary, high-quality cultural experience rooted in fútbol, community, and purpose—no cover, just good energy and shared passion.

We’re also proud to feature Urban Champions Academy as the official youth club for the night. Their mission aligns seamlessly with Goal Impact Foundation and Monday Night Fútbol by using the game to build confidence, leadership, and opportunity for young people across San Antonio—showing how fútbol can inspire impact far beyond the pitch.

By attending, you’re not just watching a film—you’re connecting with like-minded people, celebrating global football culture, supporting youth-focused initiatives, and experiencing a unique night that blends nostalgia, purpose, and community. Space is limited.

RSVP now to secure your spot for Monday Night Fútbol: Italy 1990. Come for the history, enjoy the hospitality, and leave inspired by what the beautiful game can do when it brings people together.

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