Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Birmingham

• Why I recommend: this is the ultimate haven for craft beer purists who refuse to drink subpar lager while watching the tournament. BrewDog turns its industrial, neon-lit venue into a premium football hub with massive HD screens and crisp audio. It's all about the sheer quality of the pour - you can pair the football with dozens of experimental craft beers on tap, alongside their legendary lineup of wings and burgers 
• Location: 81-87 John Bright Street, Birmingham City Centre, B1 1BL
• Showing: England's fixtures

Get down to BrewDog to watch every minute of every England World Cup match. Expect an epic matchday atmosphere with ice-cold beers, big screens and unbeatable energy.

Join the passionate crowd to cheer on the Three Lions as they take on Croatia, Ghana and Panama. Entry is free, but be sure to book ahead to secure your spot via DesignMyNight to be entered into a competition to win free beer for a year.

• Why I recommend: The Distillery is a great pick for private hire come match day - especially with the Lions Den area, which can hold up to 70 people and features two large TV screens and your own private bar. Inside, you'll find a massive open-plan space with wood-fired pizza ovens and excellent copper stills, offering a fantastic, sun-soaked summer tournament vibe that perfectly pairs premium gin with big-screen football
• Location: 4 Sheepcote Street, Brindleyplace, B16 8AE
• Showing: all key fixtures

Not just a distillery serving some of the best gin in the city, The Distillery is also a great place to catch the World Cup. Head over to this canalside spot for craft beer as well as a few plates to share.

For 2026, they'll be showing every England match, key group games, and knockout fixtures, and you and your friends can even enjoy a VIP box. For pre-booked spots, there's a BBQ menu (£22.50 per person), featuring the likes of rotisserie chicken thighs with paprika and garlic, and charred lemon. 

• Why I recommend: if you're on the hunt for places to watch the World Cup, BOX Brindleyplace is one of the top bars in Birmingham that'll be showing all the matches across all nations from the 11th June to the 19th July. It features a jaw-dropping array of over 30 HD screens, meaning you have a perfect view from the main bar, the shuffleboard tables, or your own private booth. What makes it a top-tier choice for groups is the ability to book one of their 23 luxury private boxes, allowing you to curate your own exclusive VIP viewing party, complete with tailored food and drink packages
• Location: 1-2 The Waters Edge, Brindley Place, B1 2HL
• Showing: all key fixtures

For a World Cup viewing with great atmosphere, BOX Brindleyplace delivers big on both screens and energy. Set in the heart of Brindley Place, this two-floor sports bar is kitted out with 35 HD TVs, making it a prime spot to catch every goal, tackle and last-minute winner.

Beyond the football, BOX keeps the momentum going with shuffleboard, private karaoke rooms and a packed weekly lineup, from live DJs through to Bandeoke nights. 

• Why I recommend: before or after watching the game on their premium big screens, you and your mates can book a private box to play their state-of-the-art interactive football kicking games. Combined with an incredible, American-style modern menu, top-tier cocktails, and a modern layout, it is the absolute number-one choice in the city for groups wanting an active, immersive, and unforgettable football party
• Location: 11 St Martins Walk, Birmingham City Centre, B5 4BU
• Showing: England's fixtures

TOCA Social Birmingham delivers live football and entertainment right in the heart of the Bullring. Screening every single World Cup 2026 fixture live, TOCA Social is built for serious scheduling, from early group stage clashes to key England fixtures. With stadium-style surround sound and massive screens, it's one of Birmingham's top places to follow the tournament from start to finish.

Choose between soaking up the atmosphere in the main bars or booking one of 23 private boxes for a more exclusive viewing party. There are also tailored World Cup packages that combine gameplay, food, and drinks - perfect if you want to kick things off with interactive football before settling in for kick-off. Food and drink menus are designed for group match days, featuring sharing feasts, wings, sliders, tacos, and churros, alongside everything from beers and cocktails to premium wine and prosecco. 

• Why I recommend: between its central glass dome and original Victorian features, The Old Joint Stock is a truly special spot to watch the football. It's ideal for fans who appreciate character, excellent cask ales, and a grand sense of occasion, allowing you to take in the drama of the World Cup inside one of Birmingham's most beautiful and historic architectural gems
• Location: 4 Temple Row West, Birmingham City Centre, B2 5NY
• Showing: England's fixtures

Central, homely and unique are just a few of the many ways to describe the eye-catching Old Joint Stock Pub and Theatre. Known for its epic events, from drag shows and dramas to Christmas parties and weddings, this place knows how to put on a show. 

Expect a high bar when the World Cup rolls around, too. We're talking traditional house ales, great British pub grub and plenty of big match atmosphere.

• Why I recommend: this spot is tailor-made for fans who want a party-driven environment where the drinks are massive and the atmosphere is loud. The venue delivers a brilliant alpine-lodge-turned-sports-hall vibe for the tournament. Check out two-litre cocktail towers and massive beer towers (from £34), alongside traditional two-pint steins that ensure you spend more time cheering and less time queuing at the bar
• Location: 195-196 Broad Street, Westside, B15 1SU
• Showing: England's fixtures

Barbara's Bier Haus is the ultimate Bavarian basecamp for unforgettable nights out. This place brings you the lively spirit of an après-ski bar - no mountains required.

With the World Cup matches on the big screen, you can watch all the action, stein in hand, beer tower on the table and a buzzing crowd all around you. Be sure to book ahead - it's the only way to secure your spot.

• Why I recommend: this friendly local pub is going all-out for the World Cup, showing key games across its multiple screens. The beer garden is great for a few drinks beforehand, and their scrumptious menu will keep you fuelled throughout the tournament
• Location: 158 Church Road, B31 2LU
• Showing: all key fixtures

A picturesque country pub in the Northfield area, The Great Stone Inn is a charming space with cosy, traditional interiors and a large beer garden. They'll be showing all the key fixtures during the World Cup, with multiple TVs to watch on.

There are plenty of drinks on offer, as well as a hearty pub menu. We're talking spicy cheeseburgers, steak and ale pie or garlic mushroom pizzas, to name just a few options.

• Why I recommend: they are serving up an electric game-day energy with big screens and a massive atmosphere that only gets louder when the stakes get higher. To keep your engine running from kick-off to the final whistle, they have unmissable £10 meal deals featuring chicken tenders, fries, and a house drink, alongside £5 house drinks (like BOOM Lager and Prosecco) running all day, every day
• Location: Unit 7, Five Ways Broad Street, B15 1DA
• Showing: England's fixtures

Catch every moment of the FIFA World Cup 2026 live at Boom Battle Bar Birmingham. They are kicking off the tournament with free tickets for England's first three group-stage matches, making it the perfect base camp for the games.

If you want to dodge the crowds and bypass the queues, you can upgrade your entry with a drinks package to lock in a guaranteed table 30 minutes before kick-off, giving you access to exclusive bar discounts. Backing football to come home? You can also pre-book your spot for England's potential Round of 32 knockout fixture; your ticket stays valid regardless of their final group position and comes loaded with two house drinks tokens to redeem at the bar. 

• Why I recommend: spread across two beautifully designed floors, they combine traditional British pub hospitality with crisp HD screening capabilities. It's an absolute favourite for locals looking to catch weekday fixtures, offering a fantastic selection of craft ales, fine wines, and premium pub classics in a comfortable, relaxed, and welcoming environment
• Location: 16 Church Street, Birmingham City Centre, B3 2NP
• Showing: England's fixtures

In the heart of Birmingham's Business District and just a stone's throw from St. Phillips Cathedral, The Roebuck is a great central spot to watch World Cup matches. Dating all the way back to 1867, this place has a long-earned reputation for great beer and a warm welcome.

Grab a table to follow the action on the big screen, and you can make your way through well-kept cask ales, ice-cold lagers and cracking pub grub. Tuck into everything from Norfolk chicken wings smothered in a blue cheese dressing to battered haddock 'n' chips with crushed minted peas and tartare sauce. 

• Why I recommend: The Button Factory's yard is an unbeatable place for World Cup 2026 action, and it makes your viewing experience seamless with QR codes so you can order straight to your table. They screen the matches on large, high-definition displays, allowing you to catch every second of the tournament while enjoying a premium cocktail menu and excellent food cooked over an open-flame grill
• Location: 25 Frederick Street, Jewellery Quarter, B1 3HH
• Showing: England's fixtures, key group games, and knockout fixtures 

A former warehouse that has been transformed into a fab restaurant and bar, The Button Factory is a modern British diner that happens to be screening all the World Cup matches, making it one of the best places to watch football in Birmingham.

The Yard here will feature five outdoor screens, VIP tables and a VIP box experience, including drinks packages, QR codes and tickets from just £15 per person (or £90 for a table of six), which includes a complimentary beer. General admission is £5, and all games will be shown in The Loft upstairs too, should you fancy a more laid-back vibe. 

• Why I recommend: boasting a humongous outdoor screen, live DJs dropping pre-match anthems, confetti cannons, and a sprawling yard packed with street food vendors and ice-cold beer bars, it's the definitive choice if you want to experience the raw, raucous energy of hundreds of fans celebrating goals under the open summer sky
• Location: Lower Trinity Street, Deritend, Digbeth, B9 4AG
• Showing: England's fixtures

Luna Springs Birmingham transforms its massive outdoor venue into a football festival for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Digbeth. Known as one of the city's standout event spaces, this hotspot combines big-screen match coverage with street food and cocktails.

For the World Cup, Luna Springs is going all-in on England fixtures and key tournament moments, screening matches outdoors with a packed crowd and festival-style production. Expect headline screenings including all of England's games, all running late with pre- and post-match entertainment.

• Why I recommend: Flight Club Birmingham's World Cup match day experience is brilliant value for money because you can secure a spot for up to 12 of your mates for just a £50 redeemable deposit. This even includes one hour of Social Darts before kick-off, so you can have a game before the football starts 
• Location: 13 Temple Street, B2 5BN
• Showing: England's fixtures

Watch the World Cup your way at Flight Club. Warm up for every England match with an hour at the oche before following the action from your own private table, starting from £25 for up to six guests (this is a redeemable deposit). 

Prefer to leave the sport to the pros? Book a table in front of the big screen and cheer on every kick with ice-cold drinks and delicious food, like gooey, cheesy pizza. 

• Why I recommend: the atmosphere is driven by bar games, themed entertainment, and that signature Bierkeller vibe, especially at weekends when live Oompah bands take things up a notch. Behind the bar, you'll find a strong selection of German beers served in traditional steins, alongside crowd-pleasing food designed for match day indulgence
• Location: Bierkeller Entertainment Complex, 21-22 Essex Street, Birmingham City Centre, B5 4TR
• Showing: key fixtures

Bierkeller Birmingham brings a Bavarian beer hall to the heart of the city. Spread across two floors and combining the lively Bierkeller Bar with the Shooters Rack 'n' Roll space, this is where football meets steins.

Every World Cup match is shown live on giant screens, making it easy to follow the full tournament schedule. England games come with an extra buzz, offering reserved seating and a drink included (£15 per person), while standard matches are free to attend (with booking recommended to secure your spot).

• Why I recommend: for HD screens and an electric crowd, we're positive that Walkabout is bound to deliver. Tickets are free and guarantee you entry, but seating isn't included, so head down early for a pre-match drink to bag a table
• Location: Langley Buildings, Regency Wharf, B1 2DS
• Showing: all key fixtures

A supreme spot to watch football, Walkabout offers up its usual Australian-inspired scran, alongside tall pints of beer. Enjoy tucking into tasty burgers and BBQ eats while catching all the games on the venue's many TV screens dotted around. This means that no matter who you're backing, you'll be able to catch their games right here.

The best bit is that tickets are free - they provide entry to the venue on days where it's packed out to the max. You'll be glad you got some in advance when England plays.

• Why we recommend: screenings here are designed for fans who want a social night out. If you're looking for a lively, party-driven World Cup viewing experience in Birmingham city centre, Coyote Ugly delivers. The moment the final whistle blows, the venue transitions straight into its famous energy bar-dancing choreography and party anthems
• Location: 260 Broad Street, Gas Street Basin, B1 2HF
• Showing: England's fixtures

Known for its party-first atmosphere, this Broad Street venue transforms the tournament into a loud, late screening experience. For the World Cup, expect big screens, reserved table packages, and a packed crowd. Coyote Ugly Birmingham venue is running dedicated World Cup packages across key fixtures from Saturday the 13th of June onwards, designed for group bookings who want a guaranteed spot for the biggest matches of the summer.

A typical booking includes a bucket of beers, a Nashville hot chicken basket, and full access to the screening space, making it an easy, all-in-one option for match nights on Broad Street. For larger groups, upgraded packages keep the drinks flowing, with add-on beer bundles available for longer sessions and bigger fixtures. 

• Why I recommend: The Royal is a very accommodating pub that's slap bang in the middle of the action in the city centre. It's a great place to get comfy among oak interiors and plush booths with a Peroni for all the matches. They mix great value pub grub and affordable pints with crisp, beautifully positioned HD screens across the main floor
• Location: 53 Church Street, Birmingham City Centre, B3 2DP
• Showing: all key fixtures

For traditional pubs to watch The World Cup this year, The Old Royal is calling for you. Settle into the venue for lagers, pale ale and other brews, alongside roast dinners on Sundays, as you watch every single match on their HD screens.

If you're visiting as a group? Why not pre-order your drinks or consider one of their great drinks packages, which include 12 beer bottles for £49 (Peronis, Coronas, Budweisers, and more).

• Why I recommend: established in 1368, this is Birmingham's oldest pub in Digbeth. While the interior is full of beautiful traditional beams, their real secret weapon for a summer tournament is their massive, award-winning covered outdoor beer garden. They transform this space into an incredible dedicated fan village featuring giant outdoor screens, excellent street food pop-ups, and a buzzing community atmosphere
• Location: 188 High Street, Digbeth, B12 0LD
• Showing: England's fixtures

Watch the 2026 World Cup at Digbeth's Biggest Fanzone. The Old Crown is bringing the big match energy for football's crowning tournament.

Whether you're looking for the electric atmosphere of a packed garden or a premium seat for the big game, this place has got you covered. Drop in and find a spot for free or grab a VIP bench and welcome beers for you and your mates from just £50. 

• Why I recommend: this cosy pub in King's Heath will be showing all the England games. It's a homely pick for your viewing venue, as it features lush wooden interiors, velvet banquettes, exposed brick walls and neon signage. It also features multiple rooms with excellent acoustics and crisp projector setups
• Location: 106 High Street, King's Heath, B14 7JZ
• Showing: England's fixtures

Ditch the couch and make your football games a little more exciting. Set to host all of the England matches in its main venue, The Hare and Hounds is ready and set for an all-out viewing experience, boasting HD screens and some top-notch bottles of beer.

You can grab tickets for £11 per person, which includes one drink (beer, wine, or soft drink each), as well as a hot dog and fries. All this, plus a guaranteed seat, so you don't miss out.

• Why I recommend: you can count on O'Neill's for affordable food and drinks, alongside a great game day atmosphere. It'll be showing all the matches, including the late starts, and It features an abundance of massive HD screens and large projectors positioned throughout the bar, ensuring you never miss a moment of action
• Location: Broad Street, Gast Street Basin, B1 2HG
• Showing: all key fixtures

Catch every play at one of Birmingham's best sports bars, O'Neill's. Fronting a fun ambience, the watering hole serves delicious burgers, wings, and buckets of beer. Plus, you can grab a cheeky celebratory shot for the gang (if your team wins, of course).

You can also look forward to creamy pints of Guinness and some of the best tables in the house - there's heaps of space to cheer on Kane or Robertson.

• Why I recommend: whether you're heading straight from work for a midweek kick-off or making a night of it on Broad Street, Brasshouse delivers a proper pub football experience. Book ahead for key fixtures, especially England games, to secure a prime viewing spot and make the most of one of Birmingham's top World Cup venues
• Location: 44 Broad Street, Gas Street Basin, B1 2HP
• Showing: all key fixtures

Set in one of the city's most historic buildings, Brasshouse Birmingham is all about the World Cup 2026 atmosphere right in the heart of Broad Street. Once the site of Birmingham's first brass foundry dating back to 1781, this grand, brick-lined venue now serves as a go-to destination for live football screenings, complete with big screens.

You can look forward to wall-to-wall coverage of the tournament, from early group-stage clashes right through to the headline England matches. Behind the bar, you'll find perfectly poured pints, premium lagers, cocktails, and a wide range of wines and spirits, alongside low and no-alcohol options. The food menu is built for match day too, featuring pub classics like fish and chips, burgers, wings, and loaded fries, ideal for sharing without missing a moment of the action.

• Why I recommend: bringing a massive, 300-capacity indoor-outdoor mega-venue to Digbeth, this spot is absolutely tailor-made for fans who want a festival-style atmosphere, and it's centred around a purpose-built indoor sports bar alongside a sprawling, flexible open-air courtyard. Tickets are a steal at £10 per person, which locks down a guaranteed seat in the main viewing zone and includes a drink (worth up to £7)
• Location: Custard Factory, Gibb Street, Deritend, B9 4AA
• Showing: all key fixtures

Alfresco at Alfred Works is the ultimate creative basecamp for an unforgettable summer of football. Situated right in the beating heart of Digbeth, next to the iconic Custard Factory, this brand-new destination wraps live screenings in a social hub. Spaces inside the designated viewing area are limited, so making a booking ahead of time is the best way to secure your prime spot in front of the big screens

To keep the crowd buzzing, they feature live pre-match DJs, football-themed entertainment, and selected drink deals in the hour leading up to kick-off. Combined with a stellar lineup of independent street food traders cooking right on-site, it promises top-tier food, drinks, and an unbeatable game-day,

• Why I recommend: the Sports Bar at Resorts World has completely levelled up its setup with a newly installed giant screen that stands taller than two double-decker buses and stretches around four cars wide. It's an unmissable, cinematic way to catch the action. With local Birmingham heroes like Ollie Watkins, Morgan Rogers, and Ezri Konsa firmly in the England squad, mixing up the tournament stakes, the energy inside this 100-seat sports hub is set to be massive
• Location: Resorts World, Pendigo Way, Marston Green, B40 1PU
• Showing: all key fixtures

The Sports Bar at Resorts World is a premier pick to have on your radar for an epic summer of football. Located right next to the NEC campus and easily accessible from across Birmingham, Solihull, and Coventry, this modern lounge transforms into a brilliant and lively fan destination for the games.

Since it's restricted to over-18s and home to one of the largest screens in the city, tables for key fixtures will fill up incredibly fast - be sure to secure your booking early to lock in your front-row seat to the action.

• Why I recommend: for a fan zone atmosphere for England's matches, Bristol Pear does it right. It's a great, relaxed pub to catch England play against Croatia, Ghana, and Panama, and it's great that tickets are free (the food and drink are affordable here, too)
• Location: 676 Bristol Road, Selly Oak, B29 6BJ
• Showing: all key fixures

Looking for fun places to watch the 2026 World Cup in Birmingham? Head down to this Selly Oak pub where you can catch every minute of the games across numerous HD screens, and keep yourself entertained with drinks, pool and photobooth antics during halftime.

Bristol Pear will be showing England matches live throughout the tournament, so if you want to cheer on the Three Lions, then this is the place for you. Free tickets grant access to the matches but not reserved table space, and you must arrive by the latest arrival time stated on your ticket.

• Why I recommend: slide into one of The Trocadero's leather booths and enjoy a World Cup experience with plenty of like-minded fans. This pub understands that nothing beats catching a goal with an affordable, fresh pint in your hand. They pull out all the stops for international fixtures, creating a buzzing, fan-filled sanctuary packed with large screens, exceptional pub food, and masterfully poured pints of cold lager and creamy Guinness
• Location: Temple Street, Birmingham City Centre, B2 5BG
• Showing: all key fixtures

Sometimes, all you want is the atmosphere of an iconic pub when watching the beautiful game. And when that mood strikes? Make your way over to The Trocadero. Nestled in a Grade II-listed building, this warm, cosy boozer will make sure you have a brilliant time with scrumptious food and drinks to boot.

It's a top pick if you're wondering where to watch the World Cup in Birmingham city centre, as it will be showing all of the matches throughout the season until the 19th of July. Catch England and Scotland here live from the USA, Canada and Mexico. 

• Why I recommend: a staple of the Harborne community since 1904, The Junction Birmingham offers a cosy, character-filled setting for watching the World Cup 2026 away from the city centre crowd, with a Victorian façade, open fires, booth seating and a spacious beer garden. It features 5 massive HD TV screens thoughtfully arranged across a spacious layout, offering perfect vantage points with plenty of standing and seating space
• Location: 212 High Street, Harborne, B17 9PT
• Showing: all key fixtures

For the tournament, The Junction is showing every World Cup 2026 fixture live, from the opening group-stage games right through to the final, making it a dependable spot to follow England's journey as well as the wider international action. With big screens positioned throughout the pub and kick-off times landing in ideal evening slots, it's perfectly set up for planning your match nights in advance.

Expect a warm, social atmosphere where the energy builds as the games unfold, paired with a strong selection of craft beers, cask ales, wines and spirits behind the bar. The food menu leans into classic British pub fare, with everything from traditional roasts and bar snacks to sharing platters and solid vegetarian and vegan options.

• Why I recommend: you can expect a proper pub atmosphere that builds throughout the competition, with big screens and flowing pints. The drinks offering covers local ales, wines, and spirits at approachable prices, while the food menu sticks to comforting classics like fish and chips and stacked burgers
• Location: 75 King Edwards Road, Brindleyplace, B1 2NX
• Showing: all key fixtures

The Malt House Birmingham pairs live football with one of the city's best canal-side settings. Nestled in Brindleyplace, this historic pub, once a working maltings, nods to its heritage with exposed beams, roaring fireplaces, and a spacious layout that includes a balcony, terrace, and waterside seating, giving you plenty of options for match day meet-ups.

When it comes to football, The Malt House is going all in. Every World Cup 2026 fixture will be shown live across Sky Sports and TNT Sports screens, from the opening match on Thursday the 11th of June through to the final on Sunday the 19th of July. With the expanded 48-team format and matches running across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, this is a venue that's set up for the full tournament schedule, whether you're dipping into group-stage games or following England and Scotland deep into the knockouts.

• Why I recommend: I feel that Farthings is a family-friendly suburban sanctuary built for big matchdays. It features an incredibly vast, open-plan indoor layout equipped with multiple high-definition screens and a brilliant main projector setup that commands the room. The atmosphere here is deeply community-focused and welcoming
• Location: Green Lane, West Midlands, B36 0AY
• Showing: all key fixtures

Set in the leafy surroundings of Castle Bromwich village, The Farthings Castle is a welcoming spot that offers a more laid-back alternative to central Birmingham without compromising on the football atmosphere.

When it comes to live screenings, Farthings goes big. With 12 screens plus a super projector in its dedicated lounge area, you won't miss a single moment, from early group-stage clashes through to the high-stakes knockout rounds. You can expect a lively but friendly matchday atmosphere, powered by SKY Sports and TNT Sports coverage, with plenty of space to settle in with your group. 

• Why I recommend: this event is a standing-only setup where the focus is firmly on atmosphere. Big screens and background music create a lively, social environment that builds from kick-off to the final whistle, with a crowd of fans reacting to every goal, tackle, and VAR moment together
• Location: Waters Edge, Brindleyplace, B1 2HL
• Showing: all key fixtures

Known for its sleek interiors and party-ready atmosphere, Slug and Lettuce Birmingham is a go-to spot for groups who want big screens and buzzing crowds. Across the tournament, the venue is showing every England match live as part of its World Cup 2026 match day experience, from the opening group stage fixtures through to the knockout rounds.

With multiple scheduled dates from mid-June onwards, it's designed so fans can lock in key fixtures early and plan their full tournament viewing calendar. And because it's Slug and Lettuce, you'll find their menu of affordable cocktails a treat, too. 

• Why I recommend: this is a charming pub equipped with a pool table and some great, proper classic food to fuel you and your friends during halftime. It's bound to come alive during the World Cup, and we suggest snapping your entry ticket up fast 
• Location: 561 Bristol Road, Selly Oak, B29 6AF
• Showing: all key fixtures

For a student-friendly World Cup 2026 viewing experience in south Birmingham, The Goose Selly Oak delivers exactly what match day is all about. Situated in the heart of Selly Oak's busy social scene, this is a classic student pub that comes alive when England take to the pitch.

Across the tournament, The Goose is screening every England match, from mid-June onwards. There'll be a standing, fan-zone-style setup where the focus is firmly on atmosphere rather than reserved seating. For fans looking for an affordable experience, The Goose Selly Oak is a dependable matchday choice.

• Why I recommend: I love a pub with a historic feel to it, and that's exactly what you get here. They're showing all the biggest games during the World Cup, not just England, so it's a great shout for anyone looking to support a different team (or just check in on the competition)
• Location: 16 Church Street, B3 2NP
• Showing: all key fixtures

Dating back to 1867, The Roebuck is a historic boozer in the heart of the city. It's inspired by the city's industrial heritage, with spacious seating that's ideal for large groups and relaxing on comfy sofas.

There are multiple TVs dotted around the pub, where they'll be showing much more than just the England matches. Book your spot, and enjoy dishes like Norfolk chicken wings in blue cheese dressing or battered haddock and chips while you watch.

• Why I recommend: this bar is home to live sports in the city, so you can be sure they know how to host a World Cup viewing party. Aside from boasting excellent big screens with great vantage points throughout the venue, it is packed with premium American pool tables. This makes it an exceptional choice for groups who want to mix the tension of the live tournament fixtures with a bit of friendly competition of their own before kick-off, all while enjoying a great selection of craft beers and classic burgers
• Location: 266 Broad Street, between Gas Street Basin and Theatreland, B1 2DS
• Showing: all key fixtures

If you're looking for places to watch the World Cup 2026 live in Birmingham, you've got to consider Felson's. Boasting a buzzing atmosphere, the venue also has VIP tables, a pool table for free play and HD screens so you won't miss a single second of any game. You can also look forward to playing shuffleboard before or after the match.

Food and drink-wise, you'll be able to tuck into pub classics and wash them down with cocktails like Aperol spritzes or strawberry daiquiris, as well as a great selection of beer and wine. 

• Why I recommend: for those looking for a pub with affordable prices, you'll love the sound of The Railway, who've got a wide drinks menu without the eyewatering price tags. This comes in super handy on match days, where it'll be showing all the games and welcoming groups of all sizes
• Location: Savoy Buildings, Hill Street, Birmingham City Centre, B1 1PU
• Showing: all key fixtures

Make a whole day of it over at The Railway, where you can not only catch all of the World Cup matches on their screens, but also fill up on comfort food bites like burgers, pizza and tapas. Just fancy a drink while you watch? Choose from sloshing pints or refreshing cocktails.

They'll be showing all of the matches running from the 11th of June to the 19th of July, straight from the USA, Canada and Mexico. No matter who your team is, you'll be able to cheer them on here with your friends. 

• Why I recommend: this family-owned independent bar in Digbeth is an absolute behemoth when it comes to live sports viewing. It boasts a spectacular multi-room layout featuring over 20 HD screens, but the crown jewel is its spectacular outdoor garden zone, which houses a jaw-dropping, state-of-the-art LED giant screen. Because they have separate indoor and outdoor bar areas and a massive capacity, the atmosphere here is always electric
• Location: 30-31 Allison Street, Digbeth, B5 5TJ
• Showing: all key fixtures

Found in quirky Digbeth, Hennessey's not only boasts 20 HD screens across five rooms inside, but when the weather's good? They'll be sure to put their outdoor big screen to good sporting use - ideal if you're already craving alfresco drinking as the weather warms.

You can enjoy a draught beer, a cocktail, or a pint of Guinness with your friends on game day, and tuck into three nibbles for £11.95 to keep you fuelled, including tempura squid, halloumi skewers, or cod goujons. 

• Why I recommend: while famous for its panoramic views 24 floors up, they screen matches in the dedicated Stories Tavern on the ground floor and across premium private dining rooms equipped with full, independent sound systems. It's perfect for corporate groups or fans who want an exclusive, upmarket viewing experience away from standard sports bars
• Location: 103 Colmore Row, Birmingham City Centre, B3 3AG
• Showing: key fixtures

Right in the city centre, 103 Colmore is the tallest building in Birmingham - and home to the super stylish Stories Tavern. If you're looking for a sophisticated spot to watch the World Cup, this is it. 

This place is showing every big game with all the sounds of the stadium. Fancy something a little more exclusive? Book into a private dining room to cheer on every kick with your mates, VIP style.