Large Screens Showing The World Cup

To catch the World Cup 2026 on the big screen, look no further than The Leyton Star. They've got you covered for supporting the team through all of England's games, including plenty of food and drink to keep you refreshed throughout.

Rileys Sports Bar Victoria has its own fan zone area that really comes to life on match days. Complete with numerous HD TVs and huge projector screens, as well as delicious burgers and cracking finger food, you can see why this place is so popular.

Brixton's Hope & Anchor is a top spot to catch all the gaming action. Whether you're looking for a low-key spot in the garden to watch a few matches while sinking a few pints, or a private hut for that important game, this much-loved pub has something for everyone.

With not one, or two, but six screens dotted around the venue, The Manor Arms is a cracking choice for those of you looking to catch the footie action live in Streatham. There's even a beer garden, Sunday roasts, brunches, cocktails and local beers from Brixton and Beavertown.

Beechwood is a sports bar that's got serious style - from the chic interiors to the cracking food and drink menus. And when the World Cup is on? Its multiple big screens are the focal point, showcasing every little detail of the matches.

You won't miss out on a single second of the action over at Famous Three Kings in Fulham. This award-winning sports pub has earned its reputation with gusto, projecting all cames onto a massive screen. And while you watch? Sink tasty drinks and tuck into juicy burgers.

When it comes to describing the screen at Freight Brixton, big is not the word. This thing is positively giant.

Get down here to watch the World Cup action and you can count every blade of grass - though hopefully the match will be much more enthralling than that. To fuel you up along the way, there's delicious street food and all the drinks you could hope for from a fully stocked bar.

Want a showstopping World Cup experience in London? Bounce has got you. Catch all the action in high def on their huge screens complete with overhead speakers that will have the room full of the football's sights and sounds. As for food and drink, go all-in with the two-hour unlimited pizza and pitcher package.

Located on the ever-buzzing Greek Street, Soho Zebrano is a popular spot for watching football in Central London. Not only does it boast a huge projector for premium viewing, but also all kinds of great refreshments. Even better? You can get a burger and a beer for £12 when you book a sports screening.

With big screens and ones right at your table, Brigadiers is a prime spot for cheering on your team across this year's tournament. Better yet, you can do it with barbecue butter chicken wings or tandoori lamb chops in-hand.