Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Liverpool

• Why I recommend: BOXPARK Liverpool in the Baltic Triangle has quickly become the home of the fan, featuring a massive 1,500-capacity hall and a screen so large it rivals many cinema displays
• Location: Beaufort Street, Baltic Triangle, L8 5AD
• Showing: all key fixtures 

If you want to be at the epicentre of football this summer, BOXPARK Liverpool is the only place to be for the World Cup 2026. Located in the trendy Baltic Triangle, this industrial-chic venue offers a curated World Cup experience. For 2026, they are hosting massive fan zones for every match, complete with pre-match DJs, live hosts, and guest appearances from football legends.

You can grab world-class street food from local Liverpool vendors, ranging from wood-fired pizzas to gourmet tacos, and bring them back to your communal table. For high-stakes games like the knockout stages, tickets are a must, as this venue is very popular. 

• Why I recommend: sat right on Hanover Street, O'Neill's is a staple for Irish hospitality and live sport. It's spacious, centrally located, and guarantees a great turnout for the big fixtures, with affordable food and drinks to go alongside 
• Location: 68 Hanover Street, Liverpool City Centre, L1 4AG
• Showing: all key fixtures

Counting down the minutes to the World Cup in Liverpool? We thought as much. Make the most of viewing every goal at O'Neill's Liverpool. This Hanover Street spot is home to a range of top-notch screens, mouthwatering burgers and drinks. 

They'll give you a warm welcome and will be showing all of the matches (that's 104, to be precise) live from the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Settle in with a cold, creamy pint of Guinness and cheer on your team with your mates.

• Why I recommend: I think this is a superb venue to watch the England games with your mates, because you can make a whole day of it with the bar's activites like axe throwing. Their affordable food and drink deals for the fixtures are a real draw, too 
• Location: 101-110 St Georges Way, Liverpool City Centre, L1 1LU
• Showing: England's fixtures

BOOM Battle Bar is your Liverpool headquarters for the 2026 tournament. They're kicking things off by offering free tickets for England's first three group-stage matches. Those tables will vanish fast - your best bet is upgrading to a drinks package to guarantee a seat, grab exclusive discounts, and avoid the standing-only rush.

To keep you fueled through the full 90 minutes and beyond, the venue is rolling out a legendary £10 meal deal (chicken tenders, fries, and a drink) alongside £5 house pints and Prosecco running all day, every day.

• Why I recommend: if you're looking for the charm of a local with big match energy, Blob Shop is where it's at. And because no one celebrates a goal quite like a Scouse crowd, expect celebratory shots to pour with instant offers on fan favourites like tequila rose every time the ball hits the back of the net
• Location: Great Charlotte St, L1 1HU
• Showing: all key fixtures

A lively boozer in the city centre, Blob Shop is a firm local favourite. The bar serves up everything you'd hope for, from well-kept cask ales to a huge list of spirits.

Football fans get the VIP treatment here, with all the big matches beamed with the sound of the stadium on the big screens. When the World Cup kicks off, this place comes alive - get ready for drama, skill and passion as the world's top teams compete for the ultimate prize in football.

• Why I recommend: this wicked venue is adorned with industrial interiors, bare-brick walls, and low-hanging steel lamps, offering a trendy backdrop for the beautiful game this summer (it's also home to Arrowsmith's digital darts, in case you fancy playing pre or post football)
• Location: 15 Slater Street, Ropewalks, L1 4BW
• Showing: all key fixtures 

Home to live music and sports screenings, The Shipping Forecast is a great location in Liverpool to watch the World Cup. Head to this wicked venue adorned with industrial interiors, bare-brick walls, low hanging steel lamps for some top-notch grub and a buzzing atmosphere.

As the tournament kicks off, the pub will be showing all of the games live from the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Whether you're backing the Three Lions or cheering on another team, you'll be able to catch all the action here with like-minded fans. 

• Why I recommend: I feel that Hope & Anchor is the ultimate student and local hybrid pub. It's spacious, has a fantastic craft beer selection, and a huge screen setup that offers views of goals from anywhere in the venue
• Location: 64 Maryland Street, Liverpool City Centre,  L1 9DE
• Showing: all key fixtures

Hope & Anchor Liverpool is a great option if you're looking for a dog-friendly boozer to watch the football with pals. With many HD screens, pool tables and a cracking food menu, this is the perfect location for pre- and post-game antics.

You'll be able to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 live here, as the pub will be broadcasting every goal and tackle from the USA, Mexico and Canada. Tables will fill up fast, though, so book your spot in advance to guarantee your football hangout for the games. 

• Why I recommend: right in the heart of Liverpool ONE, Bierkeller is a cavernous entertainment complex that is practically built for tournament football. It offers three distinct areas, but the Shooters Sports Bar is the crown jewel, boasting a massive silver screen and over 20 HD televisions, ensuring there isn't a single bad seat in the house
• Location: 6-8 Thomas Steers Way, Liverpool City Centre, L1 8LW
• Showing: all key fixtures 

For a truly raucous atmosphere, Bierkeller Liverpool is hard to beat for the FIFA World Cup 2026. This venue is famous for its long bench seating, perfect for large groups. During the 2026 tournament, they will be offering fan packages that include guaranteed seating for the big games, such as England's opener, alongside buckets of beer and giant sharing platters.

The technical setup here is top-tier; whether you're watching the main four-metre projector or one of the many LED screens, the 4K quality and surround sound make you feel like you're pitch-side in North America. 

• Why I recommend: Roxy Ball Room is the king of competitive socialising. I think that it's the perfect venue for groups who want to mix World Cup viewing with a few rounds of ping pong, beer pong, or shuffleboard
• Location: 26 College Lane, Liverpool City Centre, L1 3DS
• Showing: all key fixtures

Roxy Ball Room is one of the coolest bars in the city that offers amazing drinks and food deals, all while showing the action on its screens. For watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Liverpool city centre, they are utilising their large projectors and numerous LED screens to ensure no one misses a minute.

Then, come halftime, their pool and ping-pong tables are here for you, so be sure to get a few rounds in.

• Why I recommend: with pool and darts, you can get into the competitive spirit long before kick-off at the Farmers Arms Hotel. To keep you firmly glued to your seat when the tension peaks, they are rolling out their 'Pick Your Six' bucket deals - meaning you can load up your table with six ice-cold bottled beers, alcopops, or 0% options and completely skip the bar queues during a crucial penalty shootout
• Location: 1 Larkhill Lane, Clubmoor, L13 9BL
• Showing: all key fixtures

You'll find big screens all over the place at Farmers Arms Hotel. As well as a giant projector, there are TVs in the bar and by the pool table.

In other words, wherever you sit, you'll get a great view of the World Cup action. Whether you're here for an early group game or the big match energy of a knock-out, there's plenty to keep you refreshed, from ice-cold pints to delicious pizza.

• Why I recommend: it's no secret that this Irish bar is a beloved home for live sports viewing in Liverpool, and the World Cup is no different. It's got a fantastic beer garden for a half-time pint and really great food, made for sharing, to keep you fuelled 
• Location: 12 Temple Court, Ropewalks, L2 6PY
• Showing: all key fixtures

McCooleys is a popular Irish bar with sports screens dotted around for optimum viewing of the FIFA World Cup. You're guaranteed a clear sightline of the action from any table. As the tournament moves into the knockout stages during the height of the British summer, the alfresco seating and new rooftop terrace become the city's most sought-after spots for fans.

The best bit? It's one of the most wallet-friendly places in town, so be sure to delve into their epic drinks menu, featuring daily deals and massive sharing platters - ideal for groups watching the late-night USA kick-offs.

• Why I recommend: PINS Social Club is a massive multi-level venue that offers darts and bowling alongside its dedicated sports viewing areas. It's a top pick for a spot to don your country's colours and cheer them on 
• Location: 45-61 Duke Street, Ropewalks, L1 5AP
• Showing: England's fixtures

You may know Pins Social Club for its excellent nights out and an incredible amount of activities, but to add to that, it also has a games room that shows the World Cup. Head on over to watch all the action on the huge screen, with pizza and burgers to fuel you through.

They'll be showing England's Group L matches live, all the way up to the final on the 19th of July.

• Why I recommend: Riley's is a dedicated sports sanctuary. With a massive three-metre HD projector and over ten plasma screens, it is arguably the best place in the city centre for sheer visual scale
• Location: Grand Central, Bolton Street, Liverpool City Centre, L3 5LX
• Showing: all key fixtures

Riley's is not just a haunt showing the World Cup, but a sports bar with a load of games to get stuck into in between the matches. One moment you could be cheering at the penalties on their mass of large HD screens, the next you could be playing pool on their roster of tables.

Because it's a dedicated sports bar, the atmosphere for the England fixtures is nothing short of electric. You can look forward to a devoted crowd and a menu packed with classic match-day burgers and wings that are perfect for those high-stakes knockout rounds.

• Why I recommend: perfectly positioned right by James Street station, I think All Bar One is the place to go if you want to watch the beautiful game without sacrificing a great food and drink lineup when the football's on. And if you're planning to bring the whole gang or work crew? Secure a booking on their exclusive mezzanine floor
• Location: Derby Square, Royal Albert Dock, L2 7NU
• Showing: all key fixtures

If you're on the hunt for fabulous places to watch all the World Cup action, head to All Bar One in Liverpool.

With HD screens sprinkled throughout the venue, the haunt also serves a globally inspired menu of social sharing plates and tapas alongside a stellar wine list and expertly mixed cocktails - meaning you can skip the pints and toast to England's group-stage run with an espresso martini or a premium spirit instead.

• Why I recommend: located in a stunning Grade II-listed building on Hardman Street, this is the go-to spot for fans who prefer a proper pub atmosphere. Known for its award-winning cask ales and British pies, it offers a friendly viewing experience for the FIFA World Cup
• Location: 13 Hardman Street, Ropewalks, L1 9AS
• Showing: all key fixtures (within opening hours) 

If you're wondering where to watch football in town, you've got Fly in the Loaf. With several large HD screens positioned throughout its mahogany-clad interior, you can enjoy the technical brilliance of the tournament with a cold pint of Okell's in hand. 

It's an ideal venue for the mid-afternoon fixtures, offering a relaxed environment to enjoy their famous Sunday Roast or a sharing board while watching the world's best talent.

• Why I recommend: if you want to experience the World Cup like a true Liverpool local, head to Lark Lane. The Albert is a classic Victorian pub that serves as the heartbeat of the Aigburth community
• Location: 185-187 Lark Lane, Sefton Park, L17 8AL
• Showing: all key fixtures

One of the finest historic pubs situated in the area of Aigburth, The Albert, is no stranger to some World Cup antics. They'll be broadcasting all the games live from the 11th of June, up to the final on the 19th of July. 

Touting a wide selection of craft beers and ales, this boozer won't leave football fans thirsty. Hungry? They also have top-notch stonebaked pizzas topped with the likes of shredded chicken, streaky bacon and sticky BBQ sauce. 

• Why I recommend: a Smithdown Road legend, the Brookhouse is a popular watering hole for live sports. With one of the largest beer gardens in the south of the city, and a high-density screen setup, it provides a fantastic atmosphere for every tournament match
• Location: 467 Smithdown Road, Wavertree, L15 5AF
• Showing: all key fixtures

Known for their pub fare and hearty roasts, there's not much that Smithdown Road haunt Brookhouse can't offer. With a glorious garden space, fabulous craft beers and a perfect spot to watch the football on the big screen, this boozer is a must-try for fans.

It's a prime spot for the late-night group stage games, including England's Group L matches, where the atmosphere is expected to be electric. Whether you're a student at the nearby University of Liverpool or a resident, the massive projectors and multiple HD sets ensure you won't miss a tackle.

• Why I recommend: situated in the bustling Queens Square, Yates is one of the most accessible sports bars in the city, offering a massive screen-to-seat ratio and unbeatable drink deals
• Location: Queens Square, Cavern Quarter, L1 1RH
• Showing: all key fixtures

Situated in Liverpool, Yates is a great shout when it comes to catching all the World Cup action. While sipping on beer and devouring burgers, you can watch every single football minute or take a breather outside in its alfresco area.

It's here to take you from knockout-round tension all the way to the final. And to quench your thirst? Check out its cocktail menu, where you can nab 2-4-1 on classic drinks all day, every day.

• Why I recommend: Woody's is where the party never stops. It combines a sports bar with a karaoke lounge, making it the go-to spot for post-match celebrations (or commiserations) when it comes to watching the World Cup
• Location: 70-74 Wood Street, Liverpool City Centre, L1 4DQ
• Showing: all key fixtures

Looking for sports bars in Liverpool to watch the FIFA World Cup? Then head on over to Woody's Sports and Karaoke Bar, situated in the city centre. This fun-packed spot is home to good vibes, great food and a boatload of booths to catch all the action in.

Their drinks deals are legendary, and once the match is over, the karaoke mics come out, allowing fans to belt out football anthems into the early hours.

• Why I recommend: perfectly positioned right next to the train station, this is the ultimate first and last stop for fans travelling into the city for the matches. Their bookings are open now, so secure your spot fast 
• Location: 51 Lime Street, Liverpool City Centre, L1 1AU
• Showing: all key fixtures

On the hunt for places to watch the World Cup in Liverpool? Check out Lime Street Social so you can catch every minute on their HD screens. Plus, there are loaded fries, chicken wings and burgers to keep you well-fed during the match, as well as freshly pulled pints.

Its proximity to the station makes it a prime location for commuters or visitors looking to catch a match before heading home. Catch the opening from Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, all the way through to the final, taking place at New York New Jersey Stadium.

• Why I recommend: a charming boozer with a passion for live sport, this place is set to get a case of World Cup fever. The matchday deals here are unashamedly built for the heavy lifters. If you want to avoid mid-game bar queues, you can upgrade your drink to a giant two-pinter to last you a full half, and they are offering a three-for-discounted-price deal on Walkers crisps to keep the table stocked
• Location: 9 West Derby Village, Liverpool, L12 5HJ
• Showing: all key fixtures

A true community gem, The Hare & Hounds is the go-to pub for live sport. The big screens here beam all the big matches - so you best believe they'll be taking the World Cup seriously. 

With a bowling green and beautiful beer garden, you'll want to get down here early to soak up some rays before kick-off. With the match in full flow, you can wet your whistle with wine, beer and a cheeky cocktail or two.

• Why I recommend: giant screens, master mixologists and a prime spot on the dock, The Long Shot has got the lot when it comes to watching the World Cup in style
• Location: Unit 3, Britannia Pavilion, Albert Dock, L3 4AD
• Showing: all key fixtures

There's not been a bar on Albert Dock serving up old fashioneds and live sport for 175 years - but The Long Shot was well worth the wait. This modern venue blends big match energy with the sophisticated vibes of a city cocktail lounge.

Get down here to watch the World Cup on the big screens with a steady stream of high-class liquor. Whether you're here for a free-scoring group game or a nail-biting knockout, one thing is for sure - with 13 high-end 4K TVs and a huge projector screen that spans two floors, you won't miss a single moment.

• Why I recommend: this dive bar chic spot on Fleet Street is perfect for the younger, trendier football crowd. It's famous for its neon lights, indie soundtrack, and karaoke. It also boasts a great happy hour, which you should make the most of before or after matches 
• Location: 5-7 Fleet Street, Ropewalks, L1 4AR
• Showing: all key fixtures

Motel Bar is an easy-going space that has HD TVs showing in their upstairs bar. But once we've inevitably won and you have had your fill of nachos and bar snacks, you can head downstairs for American beers, cocktails, and music til' late. 

While it feels like a cool American dive bar, when the football is on, the focus is entirely on their well-placed screens. Given its proximity to the Ropewalks, it's the perfect spot to start your match-day crawl. 

• Why I recommend: With 11 epic activities, huge screens and three bars under one roof, this place has your World Cup days out well and truly covered
• Location: Chavasse Park, L1 3DF
• Showing: all key fixtures

Catch every moment of the World Cup 2026 live at Gravity MAX Liverpool. This place is serving up giant screens, electric atmospheres, great food, drinks and unbeatable matchday energy. 

There are all kinds of matchday packages to perfect your experience. Made for groups of four or more, Matchday Madness secures you some of the best seats in the house. Got a few more in your crew? Go for the Global Goal Experience for over 10 people to bag priority seating, drinks and pizza.

• Why I recommend: if you are hunting for a welcoming, community-focused hub where the matchday passion is paired with classic pub comforts; this Crosby village staple is a stellar pick. It delivers an authentic local atmosphere built on great real ale, premium pints, and shared passion. The venue features high-definition TV screens perfectly positioned all around the main bar area to guarantee you an unobstructed view of every tackle, card, and goal
• Location: 1 Moor Lane, Thornton, L23 2SE
• Showing: all key fixtures

The George Crosby offers the ultimate neighbourhood spot to watch the World Cup 2026 live. Bringing together friends, family, and fellow supporters under one roof, this cosy venue transforms ordinary tournament broadcasts into unforgettable community events with an electric energy.

To guarantee you don't get left out in the cold on big match days, secure your table booking well in advance. Between the whistle blasts, you can challenge your friends to a game of pool or enjoy their beer garden seating.