Football Bars in Birmingham

The Lord Clifden is always here for your sporting needs should you find yourself in the Jewellery Quarter. With tonnes of continental lagers to keep you well refreshed while cheering on your favourite teams, and once it's all over, you can party in their Banksy-covered beer garden to some of the finest DJs around.

Walkabout in Birmingham not only play some of the biggest matches in the world, they're renowned for their Champions League parties and footie spirit. This modern Aussie themed bar in Broad Street have everything from HD screens and screen projectors to 3D TVs that ensure you wont miss a single second of the match. 

Birmingham Bierkeller offers more than just a place to watch the football in Birmingham. While their Shooters bar plays sport on their several screens – including the largest non-cinematic screen – there's beer from the Bierkeller and the Around the World Bar should you want to diversify your alcohol drinking all in the same space.

Quirky Victorian fun house The Rose Villa Tavern may not have every football match on their giant match, but if you want to watch the England game in Birmingham in their particular brand style, they've got you covered. Now that's patriotism.

Make no bones about this traditional pub in Birmingham, it may boast all your favourites when it comes to classic decor and Victorian features but you won't be missing out when it comes to the footie. Boasting nearly a dozen HD screens and the very best in Sky Sports coverage, this pub in Selly Oak has got the match covered. 

Of all Birmingham football bars, Rileys has got a bit of a reputation for being the rowdy late night spot. As it's open 24 hours a day, time escapes you and suddenly you appear in the early hours of the morning hungover, with a hoarse voice and pride in your chest after your team's won. This Birmingham sports bar also boasts pool tables, a fanzone and an extensive bar.

There's nothing quite like watching the big game surrounded by your chums in the local beer garden of your favourite Birmingham pub. That's why Digbeth pub Hennessey's promise some of the best games in their plush garden space, with none other than an outdoor big screen! Now, we know where we'll be watching the match this summer. 

Prince of Wales is a two-headed beast: on the one hand, it's a traditional pub serving up a range of beers and all the sporting action you could need from its screens. But once the match is over, head into the beer garden and you'll be treated to a little tiki paradise, making it a great stop especially if you are bringing football-hating friends or partners.