Since Roosevelt’s official Sounders bar gets crowded for regular season games, it’s pretty much a given that the British-flavored pub will be standing room only for the big game Sunday. All TVs will be tuned to the game with house sound, and chants will absolutely break out behind pint orders. There’s a big Liverpool-Manchester City game at 8:30 a.m.), so those who want a good view should might want to get there super early and order an Impossible burger breakfast sandwich.

Ballard’s Australian-themed bar (housed in a former library) is mainly known as a hangout for rugby fans, but it’s all-in on the Sounders Sunday, with a full menu available and brunch running to 3 p.m. The food includes very soccer appropriate meat pies with “brekky spuds” and a spicy avocado toast served on a pub roll. And, for those who can’t get a babysitter, kids are welcome.

Known as one of the best soccer bars in Seattle, the George and Dragon in Fremont usually packs the house for English Premier League events, but will shift gears for Sounders fans. With multiple big-screen TVs, the creamy Gunpowder Plot from Black Raven Brewery on draft, stuffed baked potatoes on the menu, and possibly even some Sounders swag to give away, expect things to get raucous.

The Central District’s hip Bavarian beer and bocce hall has Sounders cred as an official pub partner (season ticket holders get $2 off half-liters of the house lager), plus a stellar food menu of schnitzels and brats to fuel fans throughout regulation, and into OT, if needed. The spacious main dining area, lengthy bar, and mezzanines should make sure there’s plenty of elbow room, too.

Just a few blocks away from the action at CenturyLink Field, expect this Pioneer Square venue to be packed to the gills on Suncay. Luckily, there’s some space to spread out, with a rooftop garden, Astroturf back bar, outdoor fire pits, and indoor and outdoor seating. Since this is an official Sounders-affiliated bar, season ticket holders that show their credentials get ales for $5.

This is a rubber stamped Sounders pub partner that has hosted MLS watch parties in the past (season ticket holders get a discount on food and beer). It’s also a damn fine sports bar in its own right, with a robust beer selection, greasy food — like waffle fries, burgers, and cauliflower poppers — and a nice cocktail assortment. Early birds can take advantage of “power hour” from 9 a.m. -10am on Sunday, with one dollar off beer and well cocktails, plus $5 mimosas.