Where to Watch the Rugby World Cup 2023 in Birmingham

Irish pub O'Neill's is a lively central Birmingham spot that is popular when it comes to game day. Grab a pint of Guinness and tuck into big screens, traditional dishes and a buzzing atmosphere as the World Cup gets under way.

For a more authentic British experience whilst watching the Rugby, take to Birmingham's historical haunt The Trocadero where country boozing comes as standard with cask ales, craft beer and good hearty pub grub. Take to this cosy punter pad and watch the Rugby World Cup unfold.

One of Birmingham's oldest pubs is also one of its most dedicated; The Old Crown frequently rolls out the big screens for sports matches. Grab a pew at this laidback little number for the action from France, with guaranteed good times once the final whistle has blown.

The sports mad boozer in Digbeth is bringing you all the action live from Japan, including the early morning final in November. Complete with a rooftop terrace and big screen, the bar is great for an atmosphere lively enough to rival that of a stadium, with great lager and hearty pub grub chucked into the mix.

Big on sports love and all things lads love (ladies too), Rileys will most definitely be hosting nights dedicated to scrums, drop kicks, tries and getting good and muddy. Support the boys and tune in for one of the biggest sporting events this year at Rileys where you can count on big screens, beer and one huge atmosphere.