A ticketed Madison Square Garden watch party will take place for Game 4, Mayor Mamdani announced.In a tweet, Mamdani urged New Yorkers to celebrate responsibly."As we prepare to watch together, let me be clear: this is a historic, joyful moment for our city. We will not allow it to be disrupted by violence," he wrote, and added, "Knicks in 5."NEW YORK: Were back outside the Garden. We have approved a ticketed MSGwatch party for Game 4. More details soon.As we prepare to watch together, let me be clear: this is a historic, joyful moment for our city. We will not allow it to be disrupted by violence.Be safe, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) June 9, 2026After the team's loss on Monday night, Knicks fans spilled out of Bryant Park onto neighboring streets, sparking fights resulting in 21 arrests.The area outside MSG will see similar security measures to those in place for Game 3, with the NYPD saying 1,000 ticketed attendees will be allowed at the watch party, and everyone will be screened.In response, Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. called Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch "New York City's biggest party poopers" in a statement Tuesday."We now know these restrictions were never about the President - it was just a convenient excuse to restrict how and when Knicks fans celebrate," the statement said.Knicks owner James Dolan is a friend and longtime supporter of Trump.During the conference finals last month, the NYPD announced it would not support watch parties outside the arena, citing "very rough" crowds as a public safety threat.But that decision, which ultimately rests with the mayor's office, was later reversed after the Knicks reached the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.More details about watch parties in New York City will be released on the Knicks website.The NYPD security plan for Game 4 outside Madison Square Garden are listed below:Watch Party:New York City approved a permit for a ticketed watch party outside of Madison Square Garden at Plaza33.This will be a ticketed watch party and Madison Square Garden will provide more information on registering for that event.You must have a ticket to attend the watch party and everyone attending will be screened.Watch party attendees may only enter through the access point on the west side of Sixth Avenue at West 33rd Street.If you attempt to go to one of the other screening locations, you will be turned away and directed to the screening location on the west side of Sixth Avenue at West 33rd Street.If you leave the designated area of the watch party, there will be no reentry.There will also be watch parties at Wollman Rink in Central Park and Brooklyn Bowl.Security Perimeter and Access Points:There will be a security perimeter established around Madison Square Garden as there was on Monday night (as the Police Commissioner said there would be for Game 4 at the press conference on Monday).That perimeter will run from West 29th Street to West 35th Street, between Sixth Avenue and Eighth Avenue.Within that perimeter, beginning at 4pm, Seventh Avenue between West 29th Street and West 35th Street will be closed to vehicular and general pedestrian traffic.Eighth Avenue will be open to vehicular traffic, but is subject to traffic closure if conditions necessitate a closure.Unless you are going to the game or have business specific to that area, pedestrians should avoid this area.Starting at 4pm, no one will be allowed inside the secure area unless they have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business (restaurant or bar) inside the area, live in the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.Everyone entering the secure area will be screened.Screening locations will be open starting at 4:30pm. Please make sure you arrive early to allow enough time to get through the security points.If you have reason to be in the secure area (as listed above), you can enter at one of four designated entry points where screening will occur.Those entry points will be located on:West side of Sixth Avenue at West 33rd StreetWest side of Sixth Avenue at West 32nd StreetWest side of Eighth Avenue at West 33rd StreetNortheast corner of Eighth Avenue and West 30th StreetBusinesses inside the perimeter, including bars and restaurants between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, and those between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, will be allowed to operate with strict capacity limits.If you plan to frequent one of those locations, you will need to be screened at a security checkpoint. The NYPD will help facilitate access to those businesses.Please remember that certain items will not be permitted inside the secure area, including backpacks, bags, alcohol, or umbrellas.The only exception is for travelers entering Penn Station, who will be allowed to carry bags needed for travel, but are subject to security screening.Exiting Madison Square Garden:Fans leaving Madison Square Garden after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station.If you are leaving the area by foot or car, you will exit the arena onto Seventh Avenue or Eighth Avenue.If you exit onto Eighth Avenue, you will only be able to walk southbound on the east side of Eighth Avenue until you reach 28th Street. East and west egress from Eighth Avenue will only be possible starting at 28th Street.If you exit onto Seventh Avenue, you can either walk southbound on the west side of Seventh Avenue until you reach 28th Street or you can walk eastbound on 32nd Street until you reach Sixth Avenue.If you are planning to take a taxi or another ride after the game, you will only be able to access vehicles starting at West 28th Street and Eighth Avenue, West 28th Street and Seventh Avenue, or West 32nd Street and Sixth Avenue.Moynihan Train Hall/Penn Station:For access to transportation at Moynihan Train Hall and Penn Station, including Amtrak, LIRR, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of Eighth Avenue at 31st and 33rd Streets, which will be outside of the secure area.We do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions as a result of the security plan.Game 4 between the Knicks and Spurs tips off at 8:30 p.m. You can watch the game on ABC 7. Pre-game coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. The Knicks lead the series 2-1.----------* Get Eyewitness News Delivered* Download our connected TV app* More local news* Send us a news tip* Download the abc7NY app for breaking news alerts on the go

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Experts are warning that millions of drivers across the UK could find themselves at risk of breaking serious road rules after watching the World Cup.The AA's Accident Assist service has expressed concerns that the UK could see a spike in tired drivers getting into accidents over the next two months.As football fans across the country prepare for the start of the World Cup on Thursday (June 11), some England and Scotland fixtures could cause serious issues.Given the time difference between the UK and the three host nations of Canada, Mexico and the United States, many games will take place late at night and early in the morning.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayAA Accident Assist has outlined that driving when tired is one of the most underestimated issues that can be seen on roads, especially with this likely to become more common.It noted that a driver who has been awake for 24 hours may be as impaired as a blood alcohol concentration of 0.1 per cent, which is over the drink driving limit.Much like drink-driving, tiredness can impact reaction times, decision-making abilities and vigilance, putting them at greater risk on roads.Data from the AA Charitable Trust and ROSPA estimates that up to 25 per cent of all fatal and serious vehicle collisions could be related to fatigue.Scotland fans could be particularly at risk, with the national team's first fixture against Haiti being played at 2am on Sunday, June 14.Scotland's two remaining group stage fixtures against Morocco (June 19) and Brazil (June 23) will both take place at 11pm, with drivers facing further long nights.Tim Rankin, managing director of AA Accident Assist, said: "While fans are dreaming about the prospect of their team lifting the cup, it could soon become a personal nightmare if they crash due to a lack of sleep."Drowsy driving is an underestimated risk on our roads, and we encourage drivers watching the World Cup to get as much sleep as possible before getting behind the wheel. LATEST DEVELOPMENTSAldi confirms major car park changes to hundreds of its stores around the UKDrivers could see Clean Air Zone fines rise as new rules risk adding 'another stealth tax'Petrol and diesel drivers 'should expect fuel prices to keep on falling' in huge victory for millions"Driving is a skill that needs full attention, and battling through tiredness won't keep drivers alert." Mr Rankin highlighted how critical it is for people to recognise the signs of drowsiness, suggesting that drivers could pull over and take a nap to keep roads safe.Compared to Scotland, England will have slightly more time-friendly kick-off times for fans back at home.The Three Lions' games against Croatia (June 17) and Ghana (June 23) will both kick off at 9pm, while the final group stage game against Panama (June 27) starts at 10pm.AA Accident Assist noted that drowsy driving could be prevented by stopping in a safe place, as well as drinking two cups of coffee or an equivalent caffeinated drink.It is calling on drivers to ensure they are getting enough sleep before getting behind the wheel and travelling.Research from the AA Charitable Trust found that 26 per cent of drivers say they have driven tired because of a lack of sleep.Mr Rankin concluded, saying: "The fixture list looks to be worse for Scotland when looking at late nights, but all drivers need to be prepared to rearrange their day to ensure they can drive properly."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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