Football Pubs in London

If you fancy catching a footie game with delicious plates of Lebanese cuisine, an extensive bar menu and sweet shisha, look no further than Tigerbay. Located just a stone's throw from Hanger Lane station, it's a unique way to watch sport in West London.

Armed with a line-up of potent spirits and 55-inch plasma screens spread across its two floors, Matchbox is the ideal Shoreditch spot to sip on tasty concoctions whilst enjoying the match. Head down on a Friday or a Saturday and watch the resident DJs spin all your favourite party tracks long into the early hours. 

Showing all the action from the biggest matches in the biz, this Tottenham Court Road pub offers the perfect spot for getting in on the football action with a pint and a burger to boot. Come the summer months, fans tend to spill out onto the street, giving this place an electric atmosphere.

One of the best places to watch the football in Walthamstow, The Chequers comes furnished with HD screens and craft pints aplenty, to make sure you're getting the most out of your matchday. What's more, their menu of tasty pizzas will keep you fuelled-up throughout all the games.

Not only do these guys play all the BT sport matches, they also have a fine selection of beers to accompany it. They are all locally sourced cask ales and beers, which are always brewed within the borough of Enfield. And if all that cheering gets you hungry, they've got a menu of tasty grilled pub food too.

The spacious beer garden at the Coat and Badge is where footie fans assemble for a couple of pre-game pints every Saturday. And for when the whistle blows? You'll find a warm and lively Putney pub inside, complete with HD screens and top-notch halftime grub.

Renowned for its table football, great food and match day coverage, Bar Kick is indisputably one of the best places to catch the Premier League and Championship action in London. Happy hour lasts from 4-7pm every day, so once the game is over you might as well stay to take advantage of the uber-cheap drink deals.

Friendly neighbourhood pub The Leyton Star is often buzzing with fans come matchday. Serving comfort food classics throughout the week and hearty roasts on Sundays - you'll be at zero risk of running on empty. There's even a private karaoke room for you to bellow out your favourite chants after storming to victory. 

Boasting no less than 34 screens, you've only got yourself to blame if you somehow miss a goal at this football pub in London. Settle in to watch the beautiful game with your pals then conduct your post-match analysis over a pints and a match of table tennis.

Home to a sprawling beer garden, Kentish Town's Abbey Tavern knows what to do when football season rolls around. Bringing out the big screen, they show all the major matches so you can settle in with a pint and a burger to enjoy all the action. 

Never miss a moment as Moretown Belle screens all the footie action across its 31 ultra HD screens.  Sit back with a delicious draft ale, beer or wine and tuck into a menu of pub classics as you cheer on your team in comfort and style.

Sip on cocktails, warming red wine and chilled draught pints as you catch the footie at The Bull & Gate, a cosy boozer right on Kentish Town Road. Better yet? This place serves up some crackin' gastro grub, so you'll never go hungry while watching the beautiful game.

The Griffin is a quintessential North London pub, perfectly placed in Whetstone. Come match day, the bar is brought to life with flowing drinks, classic grub and numerous screens dotted around the venue showing all the action, with the addition of a gorgeous beer garden should you need a breather. 

One of the best sports bars in London, this excellent bar and kitchen down in Holland Park offers a unique selection of pizzas, beers and British plates, alongside all the football coverage you could possibly want, including Premier League, Champions League and the Euros.

Looking for a pub to watch the football in Battersea? Make your way to Nine Elms where the Duchess Belle is showing all the action alongside a menu that includes everything from hot dogs and pies, easily washed down with their wide selection of draught ales, wines and more.

One of South London's best football pubs, The Duke of Edinburgh is buzzing every night of the week. The huge beer garden is the perfect place to get a breath of fresh air before heading inside to catch the latest pundit analysis and game action on one of the many plasma screens. 

Found just a stone's throw from West Kingston tube station, Famous Three Kings is a historic pub, perfect for watching football. The spacious venue has screens throughout along with pool tables and dart board to keep you busy between matches.

Need somewhere to watch the footie? Not far from Chalk Farm tube station, you'll find The Enterprise, which boasts big screens showing all major sporting events, as well as a fantastic atmosphere and a delicious selection of drinks and food.

Wondering where you can get a round in before one of Arsenal's matches? The Brewhouse & Kitchen in Highbury has to be the answer; serving fresh beer brewed on-site and within walking distance of The Emirates Stadium. There's a steady buzz come match day as fans pop in for a swift one before heading to watch the Gooners, with many returning for post-match analysis.

Featuring more than 10 screens, tasty burgers and wood-fired pizzas, as well as an exceptional variety of craft beer and cider, Sports Bar & Grill on Old Street is a fantastic place to kick back and support your football team.

Looking for somewhere to watch the match in Westminster? The Loose Box should be your go-to. The Horseferry Road boozer comes complete with screens across the venue, as well as a set of shuffleboard tables to keep you entertained through half-time.

Complete with three separate viewing areas as well as a huge beer garden, The Charlotte in Southwark know a thing or two about how to pull off the ultimate match day. With private areas available to book, and the option to pre-order drinks packages, this place is taking the stress out of even the most intense matches.

This spacious sports bar boasts a multitude of HD screens dotted about the venue. Worried about missing a game because its kick-off clashes with another fixture? Fear not, Rileys promises to show all televised matches simultaneously if need be. There are even a few football-themed tipples to keep you well oiled.

Located a short stroll away from Ravenscourt Park, this recently refurbed pub is the perfect West London hangout for a rainy match day. Boasting comfy leather sofas, a well-stocked bar and a dog-friendly policy, we wouldn't blame you for hiding out at this gem well beyond Match Of The Day. 

Found yourself in St. Paul's minutes from kick-off, with nowhere to watch the game? Problem solved - just head over to the Pavilion End, the recently refurbed gastro-pub that goes batty for all things sport. Part of the Fuller's group, you can expect hearty dishes and quality ales as standard.

Head West for your next footie match and catch every moment from The Rooks Nest. Perfectly placed in the heart of Hammersmith, this cosy pub offers a place of sanctuary with its screens showing all the televised fixtures, and a hearty menu of classic British cuisine. 

The Beehive has got to be one of the best football pubs in North London. What's up for grabs? A range of craft pints sourced from local breweries, a number of screens to make sure you catch all the action and a great beer garden with TVs dotted throughout.

In need of a decent pub showing the football close to St. Paul's? Make for The Albion, the City's warm and relaxed boozer which has all of the action from Sky Sports, ESPN and Premiere Sports. Open over the weekends - rare for a city pub - there's top-quality grub and an award-winning real ale lineup at the bar.

If you're keen on footie and down in the Dalston area, don't miss The Three Compasses. Not only burger champions with regularly rotating kitchen hosts, they pull out the big screen for matches, making for an all encompassing football pub enviroment.

One of the best pubs for watching football in London, Sports Bar & Grill is making sure you catch every match in style. Not only does it have comfy booths and HD screens throughout the venue, but it's also got award-winning burgers and tasty pints.

A great place to watch the football in East London, William the Fourth is always a safe bet. Bringing you all the action from major tournaments, including the Euros, the Premier League and Champions League, you'll never have to miss your teams matches.

Not sure where to cheer on your team? The Temperance is one of the best football pubs in West London. Expect comfy booths, private TVs and a menu packed full of wings, nachos, pizzas and burgers.

Nordic is the football-crazy Scandinavian themed bar that's located a short stroll away from Oxford Street. With a number of screens showing the match and ping-pong to keep you busy during halftime, these guys serve up an unmissable menu of authentic food and drinks.

With a roaring fire and heated terrace, Catford Bridge Tavern has got you covered whatever the weather. Undergoing a charming renovation back in 2017, this place is now the perfect balance of classic and contemporary. And for those mid-match stomach grumbles? There's a menu of comfort food classics with a Caribbean twist. 

Located just a stone's from away from the stunning Olympic Park, The Cow is all about great sport. An ideal spot to watch the football in Stratford, this place boasts amazing views, fresh food, quality ales and a vibrant atmosphere.

A combo of a sports bar and a late-night party palace, Belushis is a footie-lover's haven. With an American feel, great drink promotions and seven large plasma screens showing all major fixtures, you couldn't want much more. There's also sister sites in Camden, Greenwich and Shepherd's Bush - all boasting the same great party atmosphere.

Sitting literally underneath Stamford Bridge, there are few better sports bars in London than Under The Bridge. Featuring live music performances and stocked full of all your favourite draft and craft beers, the carefree nature and charming character of the pub makes it the perfect pitstop to watch football in London.