When there's a big game on, there's nowhere better to be than the heart of Central London. But if you're wondering exactly where to go? We've rounded up Soho's very best spots for football, rugby, boxing, tennis and so much more.
Looking for a buzzing atmosphere to cheer on your favourite team? For huge HD screens to catch all the action on, check out the very best sports bars Soho has to offer.
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Last updated on 13th November 2025
Situated on the bustling Greek Street, Zebrano is a sleek sports bar and party hotspot that's been around since 2008. Expect colourful interiors and a lively atmosphere, with a trendy marble bar and comfy leather booths to relax in while you watch all the biggest games and events.
There are cocktails galore here, as well as a great range of beer, while the food options include pizzas for under a tenner, chicken wing sharing patters and loaded nachos.
Soho's got a new contender for the sports crown. BOX Piccadilly is the full-throttle, all-action bar where you can watch, play, and party all in one go.
Think wall-to-wall screens, a buzzing crowd, and a drinks list built for big nights. Between games of shuffleboard and darts, you'll find fans glued to the Premier League, cocktails flowing, and the DJ turning post-match celebrations into a dancefloor free-for-all.
Boasting seven screens and three sound zones, the Fitzrovia Belle provides the ultimate viewing experience for all kinds of different national and international sports. The Tottenham Court Road venue provides an escape from the hustle and bustle of Central London, always boasting a friendly atmosphere.
Choose between a huge number of wines, Champagnes, beers and cask ales, paired with scrumptious plates such as smash burgers, chicken katsu curry or Sunday roasts.
Make your way to Great Windmill Street to discover The St James Tavern, a relaxed space decked out in leather booth seating and a traditional wooden interior. They show all the biggest sporting events across multiple screens, which you can enjoy alongside a refreshing pint or two.
Feeling peckish? There are plenty of hearty dishes to keep you fuelled - ranging from hunter's chicken to beef and pork lasagne or butternut squash ravioli.
Moments away from Oxford Street, Nordic Bar is a strong contender for the best sports bar in Soho. The Viking-themed venue features multiple huge TV screens to catch all the biggest matches on, as well as retro arcade games and beer pong to keep you entertained during half time.
There are a number of Nordic beers, wines, and cocktails to enjoy at this buzzing location, alongside tasty treats like Swedish meatballs or their legendary Magnus platter.
Located between Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus, The Three Lanterns is a two-storey bar that's decked out in cutting-edge 4K Ultra HD screens. You're guaranteed a fantastic viewing experience here, with cosy leather booths and barstools to watch from.
There are a wide variety of beers and cocktails available, as well as a scrumptious food menu - we're talking bacon and miso-coated chicken wings, stone-baked pizzas and juicy burgers topped with hot honey Buffalo sauce.
A top choice of Soho football pubs, though they often show rugby and other sports as well, O'Neill's Great Marlborough Street outpost has got everything you could ask for. There are large UHD TVs dotted around the venue, and you'll even find live music and resident DJs come the weekend.
There are a whole lot of cracking pints and spirits on offer, as well as an extensive food menu. Think small plates like nachos and halloumi fries, or go big with chicken tikka masala, stone-baked barbecue chicken pizzas or plant-based burgers topped with tomato salsa.
Though the current building dates back to the 19th century, there has been a pub on this site since 1738, so there's a lot of history behind your pint at Green Man on Berwick Street. Today, you'll find cosy leather booths and traditional wooden furnishings throughout the venue, accompanied by a number of HD screens showing live sport.
There's plenty of delicious dishes to keep you fuelled throughout the match, from their signature pies filled with mushroom and red wine or steak and ale to buttermilk chicken burgers and pesto gnocchi.
Located in the heart of Oxford Circus, The Oxford Market has a lot going for it. We're talking a huge beer garden that's covered and heated in the winter months, as well as vibrant, modern interiors, a private basement bar and plenty of screens showing all the big sporting events both inside and out.
The colourful destination is also known for cooking up a wide variety of international food. Tuck into classic beef burgers, aubergine and sweet potato curry or grilled halloumi tacos, with lots of sharing boards up for grabs too.
