Whether you root for the Reds or another team, there's nothing better than catching all the action at a first-class boozer. Luckily, this stunning city is home to a number of haunts, including everything from rowdy and spacious venues to quieter spots. Need help deciding? Check out our guide to where to watch the football in Liverpool.
If you're searching for a wholesome pub, be sure to head to The Albert. This Aigburth hotspot is touting a fabulous selection of craft beers and burgers - the perfect accompaniment to some footie viewing. Situated on Lark Lane, it's always busy; whether that be through its live music nights or Euros showings, or even down to its wide range of classic cocktails such as espresso martinis and Aperol spritzes.
Fancy catching all the sporting fixtures at a top-notch haunt? Well, now you can with O'Neill's Liverpool. This much-loved sports bar is home to a great space with a range of HD screens, alongside an extensive food and drinks menu to boot. Embrace a warm Irish welcome as this boozer serves you a refreshing pint of Guinness alongside bites like spicy chicken quesadillas and dirty angry (potato) faces, three of which you can bag for £13.75.
With a number of HD TVs screening Sky Sports and BT Sports, you can bet that The Hope & Anchor can provide everything you need and more when the big match is on. While you're there, grab a couple of wallet-friendly pints and enjoy some half-time air in the beer garden. A bright and airy boozer fronting greenery and duck egg blue seating, it makes for a pretty haunt to kick back and relax in around lunchtime with a posh fish finger wrap and a pint from just £6.
Home to some of the finest late-night parties, The Flanagan's Apple in Merseyside also knows a thing or two about hosting football screenings. Enjoy cheering your team on in their cool space complete with wooden beams on the the ceiling and rustic benches spread across panelled flooring, while delving into stone-baked pizzas and lip-smacking beverages like watermelon sours and pints of Guinness.
Located in the heart of Liverpool's Ropewalks district, Pogue Mahone is the go-to destination for sports enthusiasts seeking an authentic Irish pub experience. With live screenings of Premier League matches, rugby, F1, and GAA action on big screens, every seat offers a front-row view.
Open daily from midday, the pub serves the best pint of Guinness in the city, complemented by hearty Irish fare and daily live music. Whether you're catching a match or enjoying a post-game pint, Pogue Mahone delivers the ultimate sports bar atmosphere.
If you're wondering where is showing the match in Liverpool, you'll be pleased to find that you can catch all the Champions League action at Farmers Arms Hotel. Its comfy, carpeted surrounds are complete with HD screens showing all the fixtures throughout the seasons. Under pretty chandeliers, you can sip on freshly pulled pints or devour tasty pizzas, with toppings like chicken and bacon or pepperoni, for just £3.99 each. There's also pool and darts if you fancy an activity while you watch.
If you're on the hunt for somewhere to watch the match in Ropewalks, Pins Social Club has got your back. Pop on over to Rocco's Games Rooms, grab yourself a perch and enjoy the action. And while you watch? Chow down on top grub washed down with tasty drinks. Its Feastin' menu includes the likes of garlic bread (£4), American hot pizzas (£13) and Louisiana Deep South fried chicken (£8).
This fabulous boozer is filled with HD screens showing BT and Sky Sports, so there won't be a game that football fans will miss. If you're looking for pre or post-match chills, Brookhouse Liverpool also has a sizeable garden for those sunny days. Sporting industrial-style lighting and pool tables, its interiors are warm and welcoming, even to dogs so you don't have to fret about leaving your furry friend at home while you munch on a BBQ mac burger.
Cheer on your team at Moor Lane's The George Crosby. With high, arched ceilings and a variety of HD screens dotted about the venue, there are plenty of spots to catch every game. And on top of that, there's a wide mix of beverages on tap, alongside a hearty selection of eats. Look forward to devouring the likes of a freshly battered fish sub (£8.49) plus tear and share garlic baguettes (£7.99).
If you're wondering where to watch football in Liverpool, The Shipping Forecast is the perfect spot. Touting a mega space that's forever bustling in Ropewalks, filled with multiple screens, an affordable food menu (think stone-baked pizzas for around a tenner) and crisp cold pints on tap, this is the perfect haunt for sports fans. It's also home to Arrowsmith's, so you and your mates can play a round of digital darts after the match has finished.
Football fans never need to look far for a good viewing venue with Punch Tarmey's about. The friendly Irish boozer in Cains Brewery Village boasts 18 TV screens for all your viewing needs, alongside a strong craft beer selection and some tasty burgers to boot. Decked out with exposed brick walls and cosy leather seating areas, it also hosts a wealth of live music meaning there's never a dull moment at this popular watering hole.
The Valentine is an Aintree pub where you'll find plenty of screens dotted about the space showing the football. Whether you want to watch every boot of the ball or tuck into burgers, they can provide a comfy seating area where you can do both. What's more, these scrumptious patties are only a fiver and all served with fries, which is an absolute steal if you ask us.
Settle in at the bar to watch the big game at Gravity MAX. With big screens inside and out, you won't miss a single kick, tackle or bulge in the back of the net.
There's no need to support your team on and empty stomach, with the world's best food brands on offer in the food court. Post-match, the games aren't over - there's e-karting, AR bowling and urban street golf to help you blow off some steam win, lose or draw.
Check out Lime Street Social for all your sports needs. Catch the football action on HD screens and a projector all while sipping affordable beer, wine and cocktails. For food, tuck into an array of small plates like karaage sticky chicken (£5.95) or crispy battered cod goujons (£5.75) and a trio of fries (£9.25) to keep yourself well-fed during the game at this open-plan boozer.
Sometimes you'd like to catch a match without the ruckus that comes with it. Liverpool's Motel Bar provides an easy-going experience for unwinding after work with regularly rotating cocktail selections and HD TVs showing the biggest Sky and BT Sports games. And if you're keen to let loose afterwards? There's a dive bar karaoke for that, plus a happy hour that lasts every single night 'til 12pm.
One of the top football pubs in Liverpool city centre, Woody's Sports And Karaoke Bar is a great spot to catch the World Cup or Champions League. Boasting a cool space and a range of drinks deals (think £2.50 spirits and mixers on Thursdays), this is the perfect venue for budget-friendly viewing. Fancy a little fun? They also offer karaoke, with a wide range of songs and even the chance to make it a fancy dress affair.
Liverpool's Bavaria-inspired bier haus, Einstein, boasts two floors and 30 large-screen TVs so that you can enjoy the Premier League no matter where you are in their bar. With a capacity of over 1,000 people, this is an ideal spot to head with a big group of your mates. You can expect to find a cracking, hearty Sunday roast at this buzzing haunt as well as daily deals like 20% off all delicious fare on Mondays and £15 for any schnitzel and stein on Fridays.
Self-declared as one of the best sports bars in Liverpool city centre, Rileys is a haven for football fans. Boasting a range of HD TVs streaming Sky Sports makes it convenient to catch all the Premier or Champions League action with pals. As for drinks? They have plenty of first-class tipples such as classic cocktails, craft beer and wine. Get stuck in with a round of pool, snooker or darts post-match and tuck into the likes of 12-inch pizzas topped with chicken and bacon, plus mac 'n' cheese bites.
Searching for a football bar in Liverpool? Well, McCooleys is a dedicated Irish bar that specialises in providing a great atmosphere and service, meaning the only thing you'll have to worry about is whether your team wins. You'll find some great game grub here too, like a sharing platter pilled with chicken tenders, potato skins and nachos for just £15.
A popular spot in St Helens since 1892, Abbey Merseyside is a spacious, charming boozer that's steeped in history. The family-friendly spot blends its vast heritage with new, modern features, flaunting cosy armchairs, shelves full of old-school books and a sunny beer garden at the front.
They serve a selection of award-winning beers, predominantly lagers and cask ales. You can tuck into the likes of Sri Lankan vegetable curry, steak and ale pie or Moroccan spiced halloumi while you're at it, or mix and match three small plates for £15.45.
