Kick-off is almost upon us. The Matildas are on home soil and everyone will soon be filling up sports bars, pubs and beach clubs, cheering on Sam Kerr. But with champion venues galore, it's hard picking a favourite spot. So for buzzing crowds and intimate screenings, check out our guide of where to watch the Women’s World Cup in Australia.
The Lookout Bar's mix of fresh cocktails, palm trees and massive outdoor screens is a formula we can get behind. Any dramatic penalty shoot-out defeats are a little more bearable when you have gorge riverside views and a mojito too.
When it comes to the Women's World Cup, Brisbane boasts a few Pig 'N' Whistle options to experience all the action. Whether you're at Brunswick Street, King George Square or Indooroopilly, you'll find classic British vibes with each pub.
If you're searching for where to watch the Women's World Cup in Australia and fancy a quirky activity, head to Bondi Bowling Club. What better way to chat formations, tactics and squad picks, than with a friendly game of bowls while holding a pint?
Beach Road Hotel has fans gracing the front bar every week to cheer on their Aussie rules team, but in July, it will become a hub for the world's beautiful game. With a stylish beer garden and post-match DJ sets, celebratory boogies are always on the cards too.
Life's about balance and sometimes the stress of a knockout game requires a relaxing spot to view the action. The Lucky Shag's stunning backdrop means no matter what the result is, catching the Women's World Cup in Perth will be glorious.
Village Crown ticks a lot of boxes when assessing bars showing the Women's World Cup in Australia. Inside its cool industrial interiors, you'll always find a lively atmosphere and expertly mixed cocktails. Feeling peckish? Munch on some of the inventive takes on pub classics.
Moonee Beach Hotel will be broadcasting the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup as well as serving punchy margaritas. The taco platters and quesadillas on its tasty Mexican menu are perfect for you and fellow Socceroos to get stuck into.
Brewdog Pentridge blows most beer gardens out of the water, with plenty of stylish space and TVs to enjoy - or endure - your nation's fortunes in. Naturally, there are a myriad of beers to choose from and stacked burgers too.
For the Women's World Cup, Melbourne is sure to be rocking and so will The Sporting Globe Bar & Grill. You need to be quick when grabbing a seat, as fans love to indulge in its amazing cocktail menu and BBQ-flavoured scran.
Having enough room to go wild after a last-minute win is vital, and Turf Sports Bar & Grill fully understands. With giant HD tellies and enough space to stand during the game, this is a purist's choice for where to watch the Women's World Cup 2027.
24/7 Sports Bar on Darling Harbour is a top-class destination to witness the world champions being crowned. With LCD screens everywhere and speakers fit for a gig, this place is as close as it gets to being in Stadium Australia on matchday.
