Pubs Showing The World Cup 2026 In London

• Location: 30-32 Old Jewry, City of London, EC2R 8DQ
• Why I recommend: this is a modern, purpose-built sports pub with multiple HD screens spread across a spacious, multi-room layout, meaning strong sightlines whether you're dining or just grabbing pints. I think it's particularly good for groups, with plenty of bookable seating and reliable commentary for major matches
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Made by sports fans for sports fans, Goldwood Pub & Kitchen is the place to be when the World Cup rolls into town. Every magical moment will be beamed live and direct on its 20 crystal clear, ultra-high-definition screens - with three that are 100 inches big.

As well as ice-cold pints, well-kept ales and worldly wines, there are all kinds of matchday grub to get to grips with. We're talking burgers, wings, pizzas and epic sharing boards.

• Location: 19 Martello Street, Hackney, E8 3PE
• Why I recommend: this place really comes into its own during summer tournaments, thanks to a huge beer garden overlooking London Fields and enough indoor and outdoor screens to accommodate hundreds of fans. I love that you can switch between a lively open-air setup and a packed indoor viewing space depending on the atmosphere you're after
• Showing: England fixtures and key games

Perched in London Fields is Pub On The Park, an amazing place for live sports, and is one of the top pubs with outdoor screens showing the World Cup this summer (it's got three of them). They serve a rotation of local craft beers and summer spritzes, alongside a menu of stacked burgers and BBQ-style small plates.

Join the local fans for England's matches and enjoy the football in one of the best beer gardens in the area.

• Location: 123 Acre Lane, Brixton, SW2 5UA
• Why I recommend: famous for its incredible beer garden, this Brixton spot offers private heated huts with their own screens. This pub focuses on well-placed HD TVs (over twenty of them around the venue) and ones on either side of the garden, making it ideal if you actually want to watch the match inside or out 
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For pubs showing the World Cup in London, the Hope & Anchor is a must. This Brixton institution boasts one of the city's coolest beer gardens, designed specifically for big summer events with a huge screen in their back garden, as well as individual screens in private huts for you and your mates to book out. 

Not only do they have indoor, outdoor, and private seating to catch all the action, but they also offer a lip-smacking drinks menu and a boatload of burgers, a French dip steak sandwich (our favourite) and pub classics to soak up the drinks.

• Location: Bridge Station, London Bridge, SE1 9SP
• Why I recommend: this is the ultimate City destination for sports. It's located adjacent to The Shard and right next to London Bridge station, making it easy to get home after matches. These guys live and breathe football, featuring multiple HD screens positioned across the bar and seating areas
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To catch all the thrills and spills of your team's games, there's no better place than Redwood Pub & Kitchen. Head on over to this glorious sports pub for plenty of screens, pints freshly poured out of the copper tank and a central location near London Bridge.

It's a top pick for groups looking for private areas, but if you're keen to have that communal feel, then you'll be thrilled to find a 145-inch LED video wall alongside several HD screens waiting to be gathered around.

• Location: 170 Victoria Street, Victoria, SW1E 5LB
• Why I recommend: this is the high-tech cathedral of sports bars in the capital. With over 30 HD screens and a massive video wall, it's a premier destination for fans who want zero obstructions and a roaring atmosphere in Central London
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From the state-of-the-art video wall through to the smattering of screens across the rest of the venue, Greenwood is one of the top London pubs showing the football World Cup live, and a craft beer haven primed for footie viewing across the tournament.

Not only that, but there's shuffleboard and stone-baked pizzas to boot. For a premium, multi-screen World Cup experience, look no further.

• Location: Westfield London, Ariel Way, Shepherd's Bush, W12 7HB
• Why I recommend: I think that this sports-luxe destination in Shepherd's Bush feels like a stadium lounge. With a giant media wall, copper tanks of fresh beer, and wood-fired pizzas, it offers a polished and high-tech viewing experience that is hard to beat
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One of the best sports pubs in London for the FIFA World Cup 2026, this excellent kitchen near Wood Lane is slinging out pizzas galore, alongside refreshing beer and innovative British plates. Plus, you won't miss a single minute of its football coverage while digging into this pub's grub.

We're talking loaded nachos, mozzarella sticks, lamb koftas, and more. Plus, between or after the games, you can also have a go at shuffleboard.

• Location: Unit G, 1 The Sidings, Waterloo, SE1 7BH
• Why I recommend: I think that BrewDog is a great pick for watching England's matches this summer. It's got a large capacity for up to 1800 fans, with plenty of beer to go around too (there are 60 taps of their signature brews to explore). It's the venue group's flagship location, with 11 projectors and 23 other screens on-site showing the game - it's got you covered from all angles
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On the hunt for the best pubs showing the World Cup in London? Add BrewDog Waterloo to your radar, and book your spot for England's fixtures through DesignMyNight now.

Situated just outside the station, the flagship venue from the beer group will be capturing the football experience with delicious pints, multiple big screens (23, to be exact) around the venue and, of course, a fabulous atmosphere thanks to dedicated fans. Whether you're coming to cheer on Harry Kane or just fancy soaking up the atmosphere, there's something for everyone at this craft beer haven, including match day eats like birria beef burgers and Korean BBQ wings. What's more, every booking is automatically entered for the chance to win free beer for a whole year.

• Location: 7 Piazza Walk, Aldgate East, E1 8FU
• Why I recommend: situated just a stone's throw from Aldgate East station, this modern pub features a central bar serving Truman's tank beer and a lively, open-plan atmosphere for watching sports. I think it's ideal if you want a more relaxed crowd without sacrificing a good view
• Showing: key fixtures, including England 

When it comes to the best pubs to watch the World Cup, London's The Running Horse has you covered. Serving Truman's fresh tank beer only moments from Aldgate Station, the spot is fab for a quick pint or settling in to catch the entire game.

It provides a fantastic setting to watch England vs. Panama, with plenty of outdoor seating and the Stables mezzanine for those wanting a semi-private viewing spot.

• Location: 7 Shepherd Street, Mayfair, W1J 7HR
• Why I recommend: tucked away in Shepherd Market, this pub offers HD screens plus bookable private areas, making it a strong option if you want something a bit more exclusive. It's often praised for being busy but still comfortable, which is a rare balance during big games
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Did you know that you can watch the World Cup right in the heart of Mayfair? Whether you're after a private room for work drinks or looking to reserve the upstairs bar with a bunch of friends, there are plenty of packages to suit you, plus sumptuous food to match.

This charming local is a great shout for fans looking to escape the massive crowds of nearby fan zones while still cheering on the Three Lions in a classic setting. It's a great destination for those searching for Central London pubs with big screens and a friendly, community-led vibe.

• Location: 14 Palace Street, Victoria, SW1E 5JA
• Why I recommend: The Phoenix boasts a great rooftop terrace just a short walk from Victoria Station. It's a central spot with multiple HD screens across both bar and dining areas, making it easy to grab food without losing sight of the match
• Showing: England's fixtures and key fixtures

The Phoenix Victoria is one of the best London pubs for the World Cup 2026. Book a spot in front of one of its TVs and get in on all the action this season. Plus, you can sink your teeth into juicy burgers and classic roasts.

It's a convenient and lively hub for watching England in Group L, and it has excellent transport links - you can travel from South London and beyond into Victoria easily. 

• Location: 25 Westow Hill, Crystal Palace, SE19 1TQ
• Why I recommend: this pub features plenty of interior space in the heart of Crystal Palace - I love how you can still see the screen even when it's packed, which is a major win
• Showing: England's fixtures and all key fixtures

Situated in Crystal Palace is a shabby chic place for your sports viewing parties. Grab the gang and head to The Faber Fox for giant screens, delicious food and a huge garden area. You'll be sure to settle back and enjoy the game with a drink in hand.

Secure a table for England vs. Ghana to enjoy the game with one of the best views in the city from their heated terrace. Its spacious layout makes it a top choice for those looking for pubs in SE19.

• Location: 2-3 New Bridge Street, City of London, EC4V 6AA
• Why I recommend: The Albion is a classic Victorian pub with a massive spirit, featuring multiple HD screens across its wood-panelled interior. While it's not the biggest venue, the layout keeps sightlines strong, and it's consistently praised for its friendly but lively atmosphere during big games - ideal if you want character alongside your kick-off
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For a watering hole to watch your favourite football team play, The Albion is a slick spot to head to if you're in the mood for delicious British pub grub and award-winning beer. To add to the excitement? They've got plenty of screens for your viewing pleasure.

It is a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the collective roar of the crowd during Panama vs. England.

• Location: 25 Old Broad Street, City of London, EC2N 1HN
• Why I recommend: this is a dedicated sports bar through and through. With dozens of HD screens (including some in private booths), you won't miss a single tackle
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If you're on the lookout for a sports pub showing the World Cup in London this summer, get on over to Broadwood. As you follow the action, you can make your way through ales and lagers by the tankful.

With not one, not two, but ten large plasma TVs, you won't miss a single kick. When it's time to refuel, tuck into your pick of tacos, burgers, pizzas, wings and plenty more pub grub with a twist.

• Location: 124 Kentish Town Road, Kentish Town, NW1 9QB
• Why I recommend: famous for its stunning roof terrace and festive backyard, it's a North London local that knows how to party during the FIFA World Cup. I think it's a classic neighbourhood pub with a solid matchday setup, including multiple screens positioned across the bar area so you won't miss the action
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If you're still searching for the perfect spot to watch the England matches, then you'll want to check out Abbey Tavern. Featuring messy nachos and delicious sharing platters, the pub also has several screens so you and your pals won't miss a second of the game.

Join the local fans in the beer garden for England's matches and enjoy their famous burger pop-ups. It's a top-tier choice for those searching for outdoor screenings.

• Location: 26 East Bay Lane, Hackney, E15 2GW
• Why I recommend: located on the canal in the Olympic Park, this craft-focused venue offers a modern alternative to the classic pub. It offers a slightly more relaxed viewing experience, with screens inside and out and the bonus of a scenic setting. Its open-plan space and waterside seating are perfect for summer evenings, especially when paired with their popular stone-baked pizzas
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Serving up wood-fired slices and refreshing craft beer, The Lock Inn is a great little pub to settle into during the World Cup games. Situated by the canal, this trendy, open-plan space is built for large groups and high-volume matchday celebrations.

Enjoy cheering on your favourite team while munching on pizzas, burgers and bar snacks. This canalside venue is the perfect summer spot to watch England vs. Ghana with a craft pint.

• Location: 174 Richmond Road, Twickenham, TW1 2NH
• Why I recommend: this is a grand, historic pub that serves as the heartbeat of Twickenham's sports scene. Its massive interior and expansive outdoor area provide one of the best viewing environments in South West London - and with multiple TV screens across the venue, this Twickenham favourite is well equipped for big matchdays
• Showing: England's fixtures and key fixtures

Crown Twickenham should be top of your list for all the London pubs showing the World Cup 2026. Situated on Richmond Road, this watering hole has a great range of TVs for all of the screening action, along with a great food and drinks menu to boot. 

Enjoy crisp ales in a classic setting, with fireplaces, teal-painted walls, and plush leather sofas dotted about to create a homely feel. It's certainly a place you'd want to be when England (hopefully) scores a goal. 

• Location: New Capital Quay, Greenwich, SE10 9FR
• Why I recommend: this stunning riverside venue offers panoramic views of the Thames and pairs slick interiors with multiple large screens. The two-floor layout helps spread the crowd, and I think it's the ultimate choice for fans who want delicious seafood and top-tier drinks on match day 
• Showing: England's fixtures and key fixtures

For more slick spaces to catch all the World Cup action, Oystercatcher is a grand shout. Whether you're there for a private space or just fancy catching a few minutes of the big game, it's the perfect plot for meeting your friends when England hits the pitch. 

The sleek, two-story layout features an open kitchen serving dry-aged steaks and fresh seafood. The bar offers premium wines and artisanal cocktails to enjoy while the game plays out on their large screens.

• Location: 145 High Street, Walthamstow, E17 7AD
• Why I recommend:  a historic Walthamstow landmark with a craft-beer soul, this pub offers a spacious and welcoming environment. It's a great community spot where you can discuss tactics with fellow supporters over a pint of locally brewed ale
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Boasting big screens and cosy seating, The Chequers is one of the top pubs screening the World Cup in London. This historic landmark has a modern soul and a spacious layout that is ideal for hosting the tournament's biggest games.

Order tasty local ales and lagers, alongside loaded fries and other scrumptious eats, as you keep your eyes glued to the TV. The pub offers a fantastic atmosphere for England vs. Panama, with plenty of seating and local brews.

• Location: 15 Leathermarket Street, London Bridge, SE1 3HN
• Why I recommend: this is a historic Bermondsey gem that trades on its industrial roots, and I think it's also a large and modern venue that's well suited to big groups, featuring multiple screens and open-plan seating. It's particularly strong for bookings, with enough space to comfortably host larger parties for major games
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From HD screens and a bustling atmosphere to freshly pulled pints and pub grub, The Leather Exchange is a great place to watch all the World Cup action while cosying up in their casual interiors. The original brickwork and high ceilings create a grand backdrop for the game, while the bar serves a great range of real ales and local craft brews.

Their menu focuses on traditional pub classics and seasonal specials - we recommend grabbing a burger or a sharing platter for game days.

• Location: 174-176 Tottenham Court Road, Soho, W1T 7NY
• Why I recommend: this dedicated sports pub is a model of reliability, with staff who are experts at handling busy matchdays. Every screen is tuned to the football with full commentary, ensuring a professional viewing experience in Central London
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Our list wouldn't be complete without Fitzrovia Belle. They've got a lineup of all the fixtures, so you won't experience the dreaded fear of missing out. Enjoy watching from the venue's huge screens and stay after the game for a fun social atmosphere.

And if you want to make a night of it, the pub offers five gorgeous boutique hotel rooms, each with an en suite bathroom and a plasma screen, so you can carry on with all the commentary and news until the next day. 

• Location: 54 Pentonville Road, Islington, N1 9HF
• Why I recommend: this pub is an Islington institution with a legendary rooftop terrace. Being so close to Angel station makes it the ultimate North London basecamp for fans who want to watch the game with a view, and it's a great all-rounder with multiple screens and a spacious layout that works well for group viewing
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Angel's The Castle is one of the popular pubs showing the World Cup in London this summer, thanks to its various screens, even on that gorgeous rooftop terrace. Plus, you can fill your half-time with tasty treats, thirst-quenching beers and moreish cocktails served in trees.

What's more, their kitchen has been known to serve up the 'It's Coming Home' board, featuring pork, apple and leek scotch eggs and pork scratching popcorn.

• Location: 126 York Way, King's Cross, N1 0AX
• Why I recommend: I think this is one of King's Cross' go-to sports pubs, with screens spread across a multi-room layout and a strong reputation for big-game atmosphere. Its basement area provides a theatre-like private space, often followed by live DJ sets. This venue is a hub for music and football lovers alike in the N1 area
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A top pick of places showing the World Cup 2026 in London, The Star of Kings is only a stone's throw from King's Cross station. Ideal for soaking up all the action, this relaxed pub is delivering the goods with its pints, food and karaoke for afters.

Get down early to soak up the last of the day's rays on the beer terrace before heading inside to back the boys. With big screens throughout the bar, you can follow every tackle, pass and goal.

• Location: 359 Bethnal Green Road, Shoreditch, E2 6LG
• Why I recommend: a true East End staple, this pub is famous for its passionate local crowd and legendary post-match parties. The energy here is infectious, making every group stage match feel like a cup final in the heart of Bethnal Green. I like the fact it has a mix of indoor and outdoor screens, too 
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Found yourself in North London around the time of the biggest games in the tournament? Quirky pub The Star of Bethnal Green is the place to head to. If you're lucky, you'll have timed it right for one of their late-night DJ sets or a go in their karaoke room for afters.

It's a local favourite for a reason; expect a packed house and a celebration when England's matches begin in full swing.

• Location: various across London, including Leytonstone, Soho, and more
• Why I recommend: these Irish pubs are a reliable pick for a rowdy atmosphere and affordable gameday drinks - they're a dependable go-to for football, with large screens in every venue, high-capacity layouts, and a reputation for showing every single game, and offering some cracking drinks bundles, too
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If you're after pubs to watch the World Cup, London's O'Neill's venues are exactly where to head. Think big screens, plenty of pints of Guinness and pub food to keep you well-fed or watered throughout.

They'll be showing all of the games from the 11th of June to the 19th of July, broadcast from the USA, Canada and Mexico. That's 48 teams and 104 matches, so prepare to strap in. 

• Location: 121 Borough High Street, London Bridge, SE1 1NP
• Why I recommend: this legendary London Bridge hub is famous for its international crowd and sprawling sports bar. I like that it's a characterful pub with massive projectors and a great kitchen serving up British favourites on gameday 
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Finding a first-class pub to catch the World Cup can be quite the challenge, so head along to St. Christopher's Inn on Borough High Street. Not only is this hotspot home to hearty pub fare, from burgers to pies, but it also has a range of HD screens to catch every boot of the ball.

It's a premier destination for fans seeking a multi-screen environment right next to The Shard. If you're planning on watching with a group, the lounge room can accommodate up to 50 of you, as well as its back restaurant area.

• Location: 11 Macclesfield Street, Soho, W1D 5BW
• Why I recommend: this is a unique Soho institution with deep Dutch roots and a legendary history. It's a classic spot for international fans seeking a bit of Benelux charm and a raucous European atmosphere in the West End. It's not a sprawling sports bar, but I think that's the appeal - when the World Cup's on, the place fills with proper football fans, and the close quarters amplify every goal and near miss
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Soho's De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar is the ideal pub to watch the World Cup 2026 near the West End, so you can be right in the thick of it for any celebrations afterwards. Boasting a stellar atmosphere and a sports-mad history, this place won't let you down. 

They specialise in Belgian and Dutch beers, paired with authentic snacks like bitterballen and frites.

• Location: 67 London Road, TW1 3SZ
• Why I recommend: this is a Twickenham classic that knows how to handle big sporting crowds, with screens spread throughout a large, traditional pub layout. It's particularly good for tournament football thanks to its generous floor space, which allows plenty of standing room without blocking sightlines to the screens
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Located in the heart of Twickenham, The Cabbage Patch has long been a go-to spot for lovers of rugby. But when the World Cup rolls into town, it's all about the football.

With multiple screens showing the live action, you won't miss a single kick wherever you sit. To keep you fuelled up from the first minute to the last, there's a killer selection of wine and beer plus delicious dishes, from classic British pub favourites to fresh, seasonal specials.

• Location: 18 Great Queen Street, Holborn, WC2B 5DG
• Why I recommend: a historic Holborn pub with a surprisingly strong sports setup, featuring multiple HD screens integrated into its wood-panelled interiors. While it keeps that old-school boozer feel, the screen placement is spot on, making it easy to watch comfortably even when it's busy for big games
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Fancy heading to a traditional boozer for some first-class World Cup vibes? Yup. Then head along to The Hercules Pillars in Holborn to catch every boot of the ball on its HD screens. If you've worked up an appetite, they also have a tasty food menu to delve into.

We're talking fish and chips, steak and ale pies, and more, to fuel you up for matches like England vs Ghana. You'll also be dazzled by the interiors - it's not called The Hercules Pillars for nothing. 

• Location: 23 Watling Street, City of London, EC4M 9BR
• Why I recommend: this is a City favourite for sports, featuring over 20 HD screens across multiple floors, so you're never far from the action. I'm a fan of the sheer scale here, with private bookable spaces and reliable coverage of all the major matches
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Looking for a City of London pub showing the World Cup? Take a seat at one of the Pavilion End's big wooden tables, with a pint from their extensive beer menu, and enjoy any sports game from one of their big screens.

With a HD TV on hand, this proper pub makes a great choice for watching England compete this summer - it's the ultimate place to watch England's games with a post-work crowd. 

• Location: 18 Clapham High Street, Clapham, SW4 7UR
• Why I recommend: a beloved pub right next to Clapham North station, it's a go-to spot for fans in South West London, thanks to its bustling evening atmosphere and excellent screen setup for all the England and Scotland matches. It's not flashy, but it delivers exactly what you want for World Cup viewing: good-sized TVs, a lively crowd and plenty of standing space near the bar
• Showing: England and Scotland's fixtures

Clapham's The Railway Tavern is a great pub showing the World Cup in South London, thanks to a fantastic selection of craft beer, cask ales and a friendly vibe. It's a modern space with industrial-chic decor, and they serve a great selection of sharing platters and gourmet burgers to keep you well-fed throughout England and Scotland's matches in the World Cup.

We suggest booking online in advance to secure entry, which is totally free, then ordering some juicy IPAs for the goal-smashing ride.  

• Location: 125 Anglo Road, Bow, E3 5HD
• Why I recommend: I think that this East London pub punches above its weight for sport, with several HD screens inside. It's ideal for summer tournaments, letting you soak up the atmosphere outdoors while still keeping the football front and centre
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Tucked away in Bow, this dog-friendly place will be screening the majority of the football matches. Grab a spot in the cosy boozer, work your way through the 10 keg lines, or take your pick from the superb cocktail list. We recommend a classic old fashioned. 

Known for its seasonal food (and great pies) and craft beer, this East London gem is perfect for fans who want a high-quality food menu alongside the match.

• Location: 17 Needham Road, Notting Hill, W11 2RP
• Why I recommend: this is a beautifully restored Notting Hill local that feels like a country pub in the city. It's perfect for fans who want a slightly more refined matchday, offering a superb selection of wines and craft beers in a stylish setting. The screens are big, you'll be able to hear all the commentary, and they're even able to screen more than one game at a time 
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Wondering where to watch the World Cup in London? Pubs are pulling out the stops this year, and Cock and Bottle is a great spot to grab a beer with friends, all while catching the action. Be sure to support your team in its traditional space, adorned with HD screens and loads of cosy corners.

Secure a spot for England's Group L matches and enjoy the game in the heart of W11. Hungry? It has plenty of hearty fare on offer, too, such as fish and chips and a short rib and brisket beef burger, served with fries. 

• Location: 1 Clapham Common South Side, Clapham, SW4 7AA
• Why I recommend: ideally located directly opposite Clapham Common station, this pub is a hub for the local community. Its open-plan layout and friendly staff make it an easy choice for fans who want a lively local with plenty of screens
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On the hunt for a low-key boozer for the World Cup? Belle Vue in Clapham is a top choice. Home to a gorgeous space and a plethora of screens for all the sporting action, this is an ideal spot for football fans. As for drinks? Quench your thirst with lip-smacking craft brews, as well as glasses of red, white or rosé, and some great, refreshing spritzes.

Overall, we feel like this is a convenient hub for watching England vs. Ghana before hitting the local nightlife, and they also whip out a burger shack menu for gameday. Sign us up. 

• Location: 20 Bellevue Road, Wandsworth, SW17 7EB
• Why I recommend: overlooking Wandsworth Common, this pub combines a stylish interior with a fantastic outdoor terrace and is a well-sized venue with HD screens placed across both bar and seating areas, ensuring good visibility wherever you settle. It's a great neighbourhood spot that offers a premium viewing experience with an emphasis on great food and seasonal drinks
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Although known for its fabulous array of live entertainment, The Althorp is also a great venue to watch the World Cup. Touting a selection of screens in its space decked out with leather armchairs and exposed brick walls, it's no wonder that this Wandsworth spot is a local favourite.

This year, they'll be showing every England game, plus all the knockout ones as the stakes get higher - this is the place to be in South West London for ice-cold pints and goals.

• Location: 240 Great Portland Street, Marylebone, W1W 5QU
• Why I recommend: I like this sophisticated Central London venue located just minutes from Regent's Park. Its sleek decor and high-quality AV setup ensure you won't miss a second of the action in a comfortable, modern environment. It's particularly handy for group bookings, with enough space to keep everyone comfortable while staying locked into the action
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Situated on Great Portland Street, The Albany is an ideal boozer to catch every boot of the ball during the 2026 World Cup. You'll find it tucked away between the area's stucco houses, fronting dark wooden furnishings, columns and burgundy leather benches. 

Grab your closest pals and head to this Central London pub, where you'll be able to watch the games on the big screen, all while delving into hearty fare or lip-smacking beers.

• Location: 2 Goldhawk Road, Shepherd's Bush, W12 8QD
• Why I recommend: this is a massive Shepherd's Bush institution that feels like a cross between a trendy bar and a dedicated sports hub. I suggest it for large groups, as the sheer size of the venue and the focus on party food make it ideal for tournament celebrations
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One of the best pubs in London for the World Cup, The Sindercombe Social is a top-notch choice. Sink your teeth into a katsu burger or beefy chilli nachos, all while catching all the World Cup action.

Plus, there's plenty of beer to keep you well-watered throughout. The interior boasts an industrial-chic design with exposed brickwork, reclaimed wood, and plenty of booth seating. Grab a table for England's fixtures and enjoy the matchday atmosphere.

• Location: 247-249 Baker Street, Marylebone, NW1 6XE
• Why I recommend: steeped in history and located right on Baker Street, this pub offers a cosy and traditional atmosphere. It's a top pick for its historic charm and its location, which is perfect for tourists and locals who want to watch the Three Lions in a proper London pub
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Boasting a menu of cheeseburgers, Korean fried chicken and calamari strips, The Volunteer is a great place to watch all the World Cup action go down. The interior is full of character with dark woods, vintage ornaments, and a warm, inviting glow.

The bar offers a reliable selection of real ales and premium whiskies, with a menu focused on comforting pub favourites. Enjoy munching on delish eats and sipping on freshly pulled pints all while keeping your eyes glued to the screen.

• Location: 110 Battersea Rise, Clapham, SW11 1EJ
• Why I recommend: this Battersea spot combines industrial-style interiors with several HD screens positioned for clear viewing throughout. There's plenty of standing space, making it well suited to energetic crowds during big World Cup nights, especially for England games
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A cosy Battersea boozer with stylish decor (the interior is inspired by a traditional smithy with metal accents and reclaimed timber, creating a gritty but stylish vibe), a cracking menu of British grub and an excellent selection of drinks, Hawkins Forge is a great spot for watching football.

When it comes to the World Cup, it's the perfect place to catch all the fixtures. It's a top choice for watching England's road to (hopefully) glory with a local crowd.

• Location: 172 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria, SW1V 1DX
• Why I recommend: this is a large, Victoria-based pub with screens spread across its generous interior and outdoor space, giving you plenty of viewing options. It's particularly strong for after-work matches, with enough room to accommodate big crowds without sacrificing screen visibility
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Just moments from Victoria Station, The Jugged Hare is a great spot to watch the World Cup. There are big screens all over the shop here, so you'll get a view of the action wherever you pull up a pew.

With a shaded outdoor garden and a great choice of pub grub, there are plenty of reasons to get down early and soak up the atmosphere too. To keep you refreshed along the way, you can expect well-kept ales, worldly wines, burgers, fish and chips and plenty more. 

• Location: 49-51 Black Prince Road, Vauxhall, SE11 6AB
• Why I recommend: a beautifully restored Victorian gastropub in Vauxhall with a massive beer garden and a community-led feel, it's great for its spaciousness and the quality of its kitchen, which is one of the best in the area. I think that it's a good choice if you want to watch the World Cup in a relaxed environment where the football still takes priority
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A warm, welcoming venue over in Putney, The Jolly Gardeners is a much-loved pub with cute interiors and a scrumptious menu of hearty grub. Inside, you'll find the space grand and airy with high ceilings and botanical decor, while the enormous beer garden is the star of the show.

But on game days, this place has a lively atmosphere, with craft beer and artisan spirits to enjoy in front of the big screen.

• Location: 1 Mornington Causeway, Camden, NW1 7RD
• Why I recommend: located right at the gateway to Camden Town, this stylish pub is a hub for music and sports fans. It's got an alternative vibe and an excellent selection of craft beers, which always draws a trendy North London crowd. It's particularly good for evening fixtures, when the crowd builds and the atmosphere ramps up as the match unfolds
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A cosy pub in Camden showing the World Cup games, The Lyttelton Arms is sure to be popular throughout the season. Inside, it's eclectic and edgy with neon signs and mismatched furniture, reflecting Camden's unique personality. The bar serves an array of independent craft brews, and the kitchen specialises in junk food made with premium ingredients.

Make yourself at home in front of one of the screens, with a range of tasty refreshments to keep you fuelled through all the action.

• Location: 43 The Broadway, Ealing, W5 5JN
• Why I recommend: this is a traditional Ealing local that prides itself on being a proper neighbourhood pub. It's got a lovely, friendly and inclusive environment, making it a safe bet for families and local groups who want to watch the game in a welcoming setting
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One of Ealing's top places to enjoy a pint, The North Star will be showing the World Cup matches in its quirky venue. It features a cosy, traditional interior with plenty of comfortable seating and a warm, local atmosphere. Behind the bar, you'll find a solid range of draught lagers and ales, with a menu of classic pub snacks and hearty main meals.

While you soak up all of the action, make sure to enjoy a top-tier burger - the beef brisket one has caught our eye, as well as the smoked bacon cheeseburger. 

• Location: Windsor Walk, Denmark Hill, SE5 8BB
• Why I recommend: tucked away in Denmark Hill, this is a neighbourhood pub with multiple screens and a straightforward setup that makes it easy to settle in for the full match. It's especially good for locals who want a reliable spot where the football is always on and easy to follow
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On the hunt for a pub showing the World Cup in South London? Phoenix Windsor Walk is a beautiful dual-level bar, where you can watch the most epic tournament on the globe.

Inside, it's spacious and filled with light, featuring a modern, clean design and large screens. They serve a wide range of craft beers and seasonal cocktails, with a kitchen focused on fresh, flavourful pub plates. It's the perfect place to watch England vs. Ghana in a relaxed setting.

• Location: 11 Pembridge Road, Notting Hill, W11 3HQ
• Why I recommend: I love this bright and cheerful Notting Hill icon known for its eye-catching exterior and welcoming feel. It's a good pick for fans who want a stylish matchday experience just steps away from Portobello Road. There are well-placed screens and a layout that keeps the action visible from most angles
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Catch the World Cup 2026 in Notting Hill at The Prince Albert. This quirky, character-filled pub features period details mixed with modern art and houses an inviting courtyard beer garden.

Grab yourself a prime spot and scoff down a load of tasty eats, including burgers served in toasted brioche buns, chicken schnitzel, beer-battered Atlantic haddock and chips, and more. 

• Location: 83 St Paul's Road, Islington, N1 2LY
• Why I recommend: famous for its massive outdoor space, this Highbury landmark is the heartbeat of North London during big tournaments. I love it for the electric atmosphere - in my opinion, inside you can enjoy the buzz of a big game without feeling packed in
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Alwyne Castle is an Islington boozer where pints go hand-in-hand with football spirit. From the distinctly traditional feel to plenty of TVs and a classic pub grub menu, this place is sure to make you feel right at home come the World Cup screenings.

It's also got a large conservatory and a beer garden, should you fancy a splash of fresh air during half-time. It's a top pick in North London if you're looking to catch the matches with a craft pint in hand.

• Location: 100 Upper Street, Islington, N1 0NP
• Why I recommend: this Upper Street pub is a prime spot for fans who want a lively Islington atmosphere combined with high-quality British pub comfort. It has a spacious interior with multiple HD screens positioned across the bar and seating areas, making it easy to follow the match even when it's busy
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The Bull is a brightly coloured boozer located on Islington's famous Upper Street. The bar is well-stocked with hand-crafted cocktails and a wide range of craft and draught beers, while the kitchen pumps out tournament-ready fuel like beef shin croquettes, hand-breaded halloumi fries, and stacked burgers.

You'll find plenty of TV screens and a friendly atmosphere here. It's a perfect base for watching England battle it out on their big screens.

• Location: 66b Battersea Rise, Clapham, SW11 1EQ
• Why I recommend: it's a bustling Battersea favourite that transitions seamlessly from a sun-soaked daytime local to a lively evening hub. Its location on the corner of Battersea Rise makes it an ideal meeting point for the South West London crowd. I think it's a solid option if you want a focused crowd who are actually watching the game, rather than drifting in and out
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If you're after a pub near Clapham Junction for watching the football, then The Goat is your best bet. It's a chic space with a botanical feel and plenty of natural light.

They specialise in stone-baked pizzas and sharing sliders, paired with a fantastic list of seasonal cocktails and local lagers to keep the matchday energy high. Join the local buzz for England vs. Ghana and enjoy the atmosphere.

• Location: 44 Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath, SE3 7JQ
• Why I recommend: this grand Victorian pub is a cornerstone of the Blackheath community. With its high ceilings and massive windows, it provides a bright and airy environment that's perfect for those warm summer World Cup afternoons
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Blackheath's Royal Standard is a fine example of a football pub. It dates back to the 1800s and has noticeable period features - it's also had a deep love of the beautiful game for all that time.

The current venue continues the trend with its World Cup screenings, alongside the finest ales and beers. The kitchen is known for its traditional British pies and fresh seasonal salads, making it a great spot for a more relaxed matchday meal.

• Location: 212 Railton Road, Herne Hill, SE24 0JT
• Why I recommend: located right next to Herne Hill station, this pub is a hub for the local community. It has a reputation for a rowdy, inclusive matchday spirit and boasts excellent outdoor seating for those post-match celebrations. This is a dependable local with screens placed throughout the pub, ensuring solid visibility from both the bar and seating areas
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While it's the array of screens and fantastic coverage that may first attract you to The Commercial, it's the number of screens (meaning great views all round) that will have you coming back for more when you next want to catch a World Cup game.

The football pub offers multiple HD screens and a bar stocked with craft spirits and rotating guest ales. Be sure to try their juicy burgers and loaded nachos while the drama unfolds.

• Location: 374 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 5TA
• Why I recommend: I like that this traditional pub comes alive during tournaments, with multiple screens and a layout that naturally draws people towards the action. It's best for fans who want a classic pub atmosphere with football firmly front and centre
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Chiswick's The Crown and Anchor is a relaxed boozer where all your World Cup needs are met, and then some. This stylish spot features a mix of cosy booths and open spaces, with eight big screens ensuring you don't miss a second of the action.

They take their food seriously, serving up homemade pastry pies, 28-day aged sirloin steak sandwiches, and hand-breaded halloumi fries. It's a top-tier environment for England vs. Ghana in the heart of W4.

• Location: 24-25 High Street, Ealing, W5 5DB
• Why I recommend: this spacious, welcoming pub in Ealing is built for big-group viewing. Its generous layout and large screens make it one of the most reliable spots in West London for the tournament's biggest matches
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Ealing High Street's Drapers Arms are regular Sky Sports screeners and purveyors of live music, so it's no surprise that they'll be putting on a show come the World Cup. It's a gorgeous space, with plenty of seating, statement lighting and retro rugs.

Expect to sip through premium drinks while enjoying a big football game day. The bar serves a wide range of draught lagers and cocktails, while the menu offers everything from tapas-style small plates to hearty mains. 

• Location: 2 St John's Hill, Calpham, SW11 1RU
• Why I recommend: a Grade II-listed giant right outside Clapham Junction station, this pub is famous for its incredible Victorian proportions and a bar so long you might need a map to find the other end. It's the ultimate meeting point for fans travelling in from across the south
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Falcon's traditional interiors and friendly atmosphere aren't its only draws - that hugely long bar with its smattering of flags tends to get the crowd in too. The interior is all about Victorian craftsmanship, featuring soaring ceilings, intricate wood carvings, and beautiful stained glass.

As a Nicholson's pub, they take their real ales seriously, and the kitchen serves up reliable British classics like slow-cooked steak pie and fish and chips. Not only that, but this place is bustling when the football is on, thanks to being in easy reach of Chelsea FC.

• Location: 6 Ash Ave, Elephant Park, SE17 1GQ
• Why I recommend: this is a modern, community-focused pub with a large central bar and screens positioned for wide visibility - you'll be able to still see the match when you're ordering the next round at the bar
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Watching the World Cup at a pub in Elephant & Castle? The Rosy Hue features a bright, trendy interior with a massive central bar serving craft beers and innovative cocktails. The menu is packed with modern British comfort food and excellent vegan options.

Join the local fans for England's matches - it's a top pick for those searching for a contemporary sports pub in the South East of the capital. 

• Location: 8 Wyvil Road, Vauxhall, SW8 2TG
• Why I recommend: this award-winning sports hub is built specifically for fans. With 13 UHD screens and four sound zones, it offers one of the most professional-grade viewing experiences in South West London. It's particularly good for evening matches, when the crowd builds and the atmosphere really kicks in
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Griffin Belle is a prime sports pub, especially when you consider its multi-screen wall, three sound zones and ultra HD TVs. The stylish interior features leather booths and a multi-screen video wall, with a kitchen serving traditional pub grub with an American twist, including smashed burgers and loaded nachos.

The homemade crispy onion rings as a side order are a must. They're one of the many reasons this spot is a good one for watching England play in SW8.

• Location: 29 North Street, Clapham, SW4 0HJ
• Why I recommend: I'm fond of this charming local in Clapham Old Town that offers a more intimate viewing experience. It's perfect for fans who want to escape the massive crowds without losing that spirited matchday atmosphere, and I think it strikes a great balance between atmosphere and watchability, with screens placed around the bar and dining areas
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Clapham's The Old Tavern is a meeting of old-school boozer and a more modern drinking experience come the World Cup, as you enjoy a whole load of Mexican food while watching on the projector screen.

Not only that, but this cool space has 20 craft tap beers, while a basement room offers pool, smart darts, and foosball for half-time entertainment.

• Location: 407-409 High Road, Tottenham, N17 6QN
• Why I recommend: a cornerstone for Spurs fans, this pub is legendary for its raw, unfiltered matchday spirit. If you want to watch the tournament with some of the most passionate football fans in the country, this is your place
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The Beehive not only has a games room filled with a pool table, darts board and board games, but also a heated garden with plenty of screens across the sprawling space.

If that wasn't enough, then check out the local beers, real ales and cocktails, as the bar is stocked with standard and guest lagers, and the kitchen serves up classic British pub grub to keep the crowd fuelled through every nail-biting minute.

• Location: 7-8 Cavendish Parade, Clapham Common South Side, SW4 9DW
• Why I recommend: perched right on the edge of Clapham Common and a stone's throw from Clapham South tube, this is a quintessential neighbourhood hub. It's famous for its lively terrace and a dedicated sports area out back that feels like a private fan zone
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The Nel is a classic Clapham Common boozer with a knockout terrace overlooking the greenery, live sports screenings and a dog-friendly atmosphere. And for the World Cup? You can pair pub grub and pints with your viewing here.

Food-wise, their kitchen specialises in British seasonal food, from burgers to hearty Sunday roasts.

• Location: 108a Tottenham Court Road, Fitzrovia, W1T 5AA
• Why I recommend: we find that The Court is a very lively viewing spot for students and young fans in Fitzrovia. Its affordable drinks and infectious party atmosphere make it a top pick to watch the World Cup with friends, moments from Soho
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You can always rely on The Court to screen every moment of the World Cup 2026 in the city. Located on Tottenham Court Road, this popular boozer is flaunting a fabulous range of HD screens for all of the sporting action, alongside a tasty food menu to boot.

This year, they'll be showing all of Scotland and England's matches and serving crisp pints to quench your thirst. It's a perfect spot to watch England vs. Ghana with a rowdy crowd.

• Location: 3 Blackheath Village, Blackheath, SE3 9LA
• Why I recommend: located in the heart of Blackheath Village, this is a classic local community. It offers a warm welcome and a reliable, comfortable spot for local fans to gather and cheer on the Three Lions. I think that this is a genuinely strong option for football, with a roomy interior and screens positioned to serve both seated and standing guests
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In the heart of Blackheath Village, you'll find The Railway sorting you out with British pub grub, craft beer and screens scattered around the space. Venture here for your next World Cup game and you won't be disappointed with the atmosphere.

They've also got a gorgeous, expansive courtyard beer garden where fresh air and crisp pints hit so good. It's a really lovely World Cup pub in London.

• Location: 121-125 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 2PN
• Why I recommend: I think that this Richmond favourite is known for its incredible atmosphere on matchdays. It offers a traditional charm and a reputation for being a friendly, inclusive home for sports fans of all kinds. I really like its riverside location as I think it adds to the charm of the World Cup viewing experience
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A much-loved Nicholson's pub, Railway Tavern Richmond is a cosy place to watch the World Cup matches this year. While surrounded by panelled walls and pretty chandeliers, lap up the tense yet fun-filled atmosphere as the greatest teams on the globe go head to head.

They offer a fantastic range of real ales and draught lagers, with a kitchen serving up traditional British pies and roasts. So, join the local fans for England vs. Ghana in a spirited setting and tuck into some hearty food prior to the match.

• Location: 24-28 Dartmouth Road, Forest Hill, SE23 3XU
• Why I recommend: housed in a converted 1960s post office, this quirky South London gem offers a more relaxed, community-focused vibe. It's perfect for those who want to watch the game in a unique setting with excellent craft beers
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Fronting vintage styling and cool booths, alongside pints from Portobello Brewing Company and others, this beautiful boozer is worth a look in. Not only that, but they're showing the World Cup games across the space, so you won't miss a moment.

Sylvan Post also serves up some great game-day food in the form of fish and chips; pan-roasted chicken supreme; beer and treacle gammon ribeye, and much more.

• Location: 202-206 Borough High Street, London Bridge, SE1 1JX
• Why I recommend: located right by Borough Market, Trinity offers a sleek, multi-level viewing experience. It's a great shout if you want top-tier pub food to accompany the 90 minutes of tension. There's plenty of space to spread out, even during high-demand fixtures
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A vibrant, bustling boozer in Central London, Trinity Borough is a fantastic pub to watch the World Cup in London Bridge. Get comfortable in one of the stylish teal booths lit up by gold hanging lamps to enjoy a prime view of all the action. Even better? There's lots of tasty food and drinks to fill you up, too.

We're talking bar snacks like Korean fried cauliflower wings, loaded fries, and double cheeseburgers topped with Eaten Alive pickles. You can wash all this down with a crisp ale or glass of wine while England takes on opposing teams.

• Location: 28 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, EC2A 3NZ
• Why I recommend: this Shoreditch staple (known as the Disco Pub) is where football meets nightlife. It's perfect for the late-night tournament fixtures; once the final whistle blows, the tables are often cleared to make way for a DJ set
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Shoreditch pub The Horse and Groom offers two floors of stylish space, with big screens for all the World Cup matches. There'll be pre-match DJs on the weekends, as well as a wide range of drinks and tasty food from Pizza Luxe.

You can even reserve your own private area for the game, or hire the entire first floor with karaoke, DJs and space for up to 100 guests.

• Location: 204 Ferndale Road, Brixton, SW9 8AG
• Why I recommend: it's a spacious pub with multiple screens and a layout that allows for comfortable standing room during busy games. I think this is an excellent pick for watching the games outdoors, thanks to a huge beer garden with screens, and their jerk-themed menu is packed full of flavour too
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Located close to Brixton station, The Duke of Edinburgh is a great shout for watching the World Cup both indoors and out. They've got a number of big screens to choose from, whether you're soaking up the sun or cosying up inside.

There are plenty of drinks to keep you refreshed, as well as a mouthwatering menu from The Jerk Valley of London. Think jerk chicken, halloumi fries, spicy bean burgers and more.

• Location: 1 Bow Churchyard, City of London, EC4M 9DQ
• Why I recommend: this venue offers a compact but well-considered viewing experience, with screens placed to keep the match visible from most of the pub. It's best for smaller groups who value a focused, football-first crowd. The gorgeous courtyard is perfect for pre-match beers, too
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Want to watch the World Cup right in the heart of the City? Book into The Saint.

With big screens and plenty of group-friendly areas, this place is perfect whether you're following the action with friends, family or the gang from work. To make your matchday even more straightforward, you can pre-order drinks and snacks straight to your table.

• Location: Hanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1DP
• Why I recommend: with its big wrap-around bar, Fox & Goose Hotel is made for big crowds and even bigger matches. It's a large, crowd-ready pub with screens throughout and the capacity to handle big matchdays with ease. Its proximity to Wembley gives it a natural football edge, making it a great option for World Cup games
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In Ealing, with its excellent links to Wembley Stadium, the Fox & Goose Hotel has the Three Lions close to its heart. Needless to say, there are big screens all over the shop, so you're sure to witness every second of the World Cup action.

When matchday rolls around, you can expect plenty of pub grub, a lively crowd and a steady flow of perfectly poured pints. That's all the tournament essentials covered.

• Location: 8 Kew Bridge Road, Kew, TW8 0FJ
• Why I recommend: this is a riverside pub with a spacious interior and screens positioned for relaxed viewing. It's particularly good for daytime matches, offering a calmer alternative to louder sports bars while still delivering clear views
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In a prime location on Kew Bridge Road, One Over the Ait has a well-earned reputation when it comes to watching sport. This place ticks every box - big screens, big energy, big matches.

But that's not all. Over in the Player's Lounge, you can get into the competitive spirit long before kick-off. Try your hand at pool, darts and, of course, table football.

• Location: 124 The Green, Twickenham, TW2 5AG
• Why I recommend: it's a friendly local with a solid football setup, featuring multiple screens and a compact layout that keeps fans close to the action. It's ideal if you want a neighbourhood feel during the tournament
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Just a short stroll from Twickenham Stadium, the Prince Blucher knows a thing or two about big match atmosphere. The big and beautiful beer garden is perfect for soaking up the summer sun before heading inside to watch the World Cup action.

With big screens and easy access to the bar, you've got everything you need to back the boys to victory. When it's time to refuel, there are all kinds of pub grub and epic bar snacks up for grabs.

• Location: 4 Wembley Park Boulevard, Wembley, HA9 0HP
• Why I recommend: the boys may be a long way from Wembley, but with its beautiful bar, stylish banquets and well-cared-for beers, The White Horse is a great place to show them your support
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Where better to watch the Three Lions than in the home of English football? At Wembley's White Horse, you can follow every kick in an unmissable matchday atmosphere.

• Location: 123 Nelson Road, Whitton, TW2 7BB
• Why I recommend: with a reputation for live sport, this place comes alive with World Cup fever - expect big matchday buzz and a bustling bar whenever England are on the box. I think that it's best suited to fans who want a traditional setting with the football clearly prioritised
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The finest pub in Whitton is getting well and truly warmed up for the World Cup. When the footballing spectacle rolls into town, this place will be abuzz with big crowds and an epic matchday atmosphere. 

The big screens around the bar will be beaming every single second of the action. All you need to do is grab a drink, pull up a pew and cheer on every kick.

• Location: 66 Trafalgar Square, Central London, WC2N 5DS
• Why I recommend: win, lose or draw, the warm wood, sprawling staircase and statement lighting make The Admiralty a mighty beautiful spot to back the boys. It's one of London's most central pubs, featuring multiple HD screens across a large, impressive interior
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Set in the heart of Trafalgar Square, The Admiralty is London's most central pub. Perfect for live sport in the city, it packs in multiple big screens that will be beaming out the World Cup action.

There's plenty here to lift your spirits, whatever the score. We're talking expertly kept ales, premium spirits, a solid wine list, and a stacked menu of seasonal British classics. The scale of the space makes it ideal for major fixtures, with enough room to absorb crowds without compromising views.

• Location: 283 Ballards Lane, Finchley, N12 8NR
• Why I recommend: this is a relaxed local with screens positioned throughout the pub, making it easy to follow the game from wherever you're sat. It's a dependable option for fans who want an unfussy World Cup viewing spot
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A much-loved neighbourhood boozer, The Elephant Inn comes alive with matchday buzz when the World Cup rolls around. Settle into the dark wood drinking den of the bar, to watch every second of the action on the HD screens. 

To fuel up your fanatics, there's everything you'd expect behind the bar, from cask ales and crisp lagers to wine and spirits. Need some in-game food? Tuck into delicious Thai curries.

• Location: 28 Winchester Road, Twickenham, TW1 1LF
• Why I recommend: built for live entertainment, The Turk's Head is a top spot to take in the greatest show of all - the World Cup. I love this large pub with multiple viewing zones and screens placed to serve both bar and seating areas. It's particularly good for busy matchdays, offering space to spread out while staying close to the action
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A charming gastro pub in the heart of Twickenham, The Turk's Head is a hive of activity. This place knows how to put on a show, with regular jazz and comedy acts taking to the stage. 

When the World Cup comes around, it really kicks things up a gear. Expect a buzzing crowd, big match atmosphere and plenty to keep you refreshed along the way, from ales and lagers to pub eats like linguine, buttermilk fried chicken burgers and beer-battered haddock.

• Location: 10 Half Moon Lane, Herne Hill, SE24 9HU
• Why I recommend: this Grade II-listed heritage pub is a Herne Hill institution that transforms into a premier match day destination. It's a well-known live venue that also delivers for football, often using large screens or projections for major matches. Its size makes it ideal for fans who want a big, collective viewing experience
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While it's famous for its boutique bedrooms and sell-out comedy cabarets, The Half Moon truly shines when a major tournament takes over. Whether you're cheering from their stylish restaurant or soaking up the sun in the lush garden space, the atmosphere here is always electric.

With 12 boutique rooms upstairs, you won't have far to stumble if the celebrations go late into the night. Between whistles, stay fuelled with their elevated pub fare.

• Location: 22 Great Suffolk Street, London Bridge, SE1 0UG
• Why I recommend: located in the beating heart of Southwark, the White Hart is the perfect Bankside retreat for football fans, with pints and roaring matchdays. It's a versatile pub with multiple screens and a first-floor space that offers excellent sightlines for watching football
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Just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of London's Bankside, the White Hart is a versatile gem that transitions seamlessly from a sophisticated dining spot to a lively hub for live sports. For the World Cup, it offers a refined yet roaring atmosphere where you can catch every tackle without sacrificing quality or comfort.

The venue boasts a variety of stylish viewing spots, most notably the stunning first-floor 'Elk Room,' where floor-to-ceiling windows provide a bright, airy backdrop to the on-screen drama.

• Location: Riverside, Twickenham, TW1 3DN
• Why I recommend: a scenic Grade II-listed gem perched right on the Thames, The White Swan offers a picturesque escape for fans who prefer their football with a side of riverside charm and timeless character
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Steeped in 17th-century history, this pub is a legendary haunt for sports enthusiasts, usually found packed with rugby fans making the 20-minute pilgrimage from Twickenham Stadium. When the World Cup kicks off, that same passion spills out onto the terrace and into the unique riverside garden, a spot so close to the tide that it occasionally becomes part of the river itself.

Inside, you'll find cosy indoor nooks perfect for settling in with a pint of cask ale and a plate of seasonal British fare. Whether you're stopping by for a pre-match lunch or a celebratory Sunday roast, the welcoming, dog-friendly atmosphere and stunning river views make it one of the most atmospheric spots in Twickenham to catch the action.

• Location: 30 Hampton Road, Twickenham, TW2 5QB
• Why I recommend: a beautiful bar packed with big screens, pull up a pew at The Prince Albert, and you won't miss a minute. It has a compact but effective football setup, offering clear views from multiple angles
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In the home of rugby, The Prince Albert knows a thing or two about live sport. When the World Cup is in full swing, this pub comes alive with punters looking to catch England, Scotland, and more play football.

Grab a seat in the bar, and you can follow all the live action with a buzzing matchday crowd. Behind the bar? Expect quality cask ales, local craft brews, classic cocktails and a solid wine selection. And if you're hungry, the in-house Thai kitchen will soon see to that.

• Location: 68-70 Whitfield Street, Fitzrovia, W1T 4EY
• Why I recommend: from the rooftop terrace to the 1930s-style interior, this place oozes charm and style. You can catch all the most important games here, no matter how late they're on, and they really lean into the atmosphere come match day
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A 1930s pub in the heart of Fitzrovia, Carpenters Arms is known for its impressive selection of craft beer and artisan spirits. They've got a secluded rooftop terrace and a sunny outdoor space, as well as colourful interiors - filled with screens both indoors and out.

They'll be showing all the England and Scotland games, no matter the time. Plus, there's a scrumptious menu featuring smoked bacon brisket burgers and grilled halloumi sandwiches.

• Location: 131 Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 6XE
• Why I recommend: with Tottenham's biggest beer garden, this place is great for soaking up the sun and pre-match vibes before settling down for the big kick off
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As a go-to pub for Spurs fans heading to home games, this place knows a thing or two about big match atmosphere. First opened in 1903, it has been welcoming live sport lovers for well over a century. Get down here during the World Cup and you can follow every kick on the big screens. 

To keep you refreshed along the way, there's a solid selection of beers plus delicious burgers and seasonal dishes from renowned head chef Andrew Swann. 

• Location: 2 North Side Wandsworth Common, Wandsworth, SW18 2SS
• Why I recommend: this striking, circular pub overlooking Wandsworth Common is known for its incredible architecture and premium food. The size of the venue makes it ideal for group bookings, and it's particularly good if you want room to move without losing your view of the match
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On the hunt for World Cup London pubs? Then head on over to Roundhouse Wandsworth. Not only is this best-loved boozer home to laidback interiors and plenty of screens to watch every boot of the ball, but it's also home to a cracking selection of grub too, like Cumberland sausages, Caesar salads, and more. 

Make sure to book your table in advance for the football, especially if you plan on visiting with a group of friends.