Where To Watch The Champions League In London

This Saturday, The Elmhurst in Tottenham will be showing the Champions League Final on the big screens, both inside and outside in their garden. They will also be hosting open-air DJs playing the best reggae, mellow house, soul and Balearic, a delicious seasonal summer menu, and so much more.

Just a short stroll from Twickenham Stadium, The Prince Blucher knows all about big matchdays. Get down here for Champions League nights to watch every kick in its gorgeous bar.

There's plenty behind it to keep you refreshed along the way, from cask ales and ice cold lagers to creative cocktails and wonderful wines. The pub grub is epic too, so get down early for a pre-match meal.

Located on Putney High Street, The Coat and Badge is a traditional South London boozer serving all the usual suspects of classic British dishes and tasty drinks. Plan on catching the Champions League final here? Make the most of their bold and beautiful beer garden. 

On Champions League nights, The Marquis of Westminster offers a stylish alternative to your standard sports pub. You'll find the buzz of match night without the crush, all inside a warm, modern setting that feels more like a beloved local than a noisy bar. Grab one of their house-infused gins or a crisp pint and settle in as Europe's best take to the pitch.

If you're hungry, the menu goes way beyond nachos and wings. Expect elevated pub plates like dry-aged steak sandwiches, fish finger stacks, vegan chicory sandwiches and more, all made fresh daily. For football lovers who prefer comfort and quality alongside the action, this Pimlico gem is a winning pick.

You'll be glad you booked a spot at The Merchant of Battersea to catch the Champions League as this pub is an atmospheric gem, located only a short walk from Clapham Junction. It has a well-stocked bar and a large TV in each of its rooms showing all the action. Hungry? Tuck into the likes of pizza topped with Franks buffalo chicken or a juicy sandwich. 

The Old Bank in Sutton is a cosy and friendly local joint, AKA the go-to pub in Sutton, with an outdoor TV, so you can catch all the live sports action in their roomy beer garden. With Sky Sports and TNT Sports shown on crystal-clear screens, you'll never miss your favourite games. Feeling peckish? The menu boasts a variety of pub classics like zesty onion bhaji bites and hearty beef and pork lasagna served with garlic bread.

Fronting stylish interiors complete with cosy leather booths, colourful tiled walls and a striking central bar, The Black Lion is a top choice for watching football in the West Hampstead area. While cheering on your favourite team, you can tuck into tasty plates like grass-fed sirloin steak or blackened Cajun cod, and be sure to check out their sizeable beer garden after the game.

Fancy getting stuck into the Champions League? Clapham Common boozer The Alexandra is hands down one of the best places to catch all the sports fixtures. You'll get to enjoy a cracking atmosphere in a cosy setting, alongside freshly brewed pints and a wide range of wine. Don't miss out on the pizzas here either, which come topped with everything from oyster mushrooms to spicy nduja.

If you find yourself in the Kentish Town area, then look no further than the Vine for your next Champions League match. This welcoming boozer is full of comfy leather seating and hanging plants, as well as multiple shuffleboard tables for some post-match entertainment. Wondering what's on the menu? You'll find everything from Buffalo chicken wings to camembert sharers or vegan fish 'n' chips here.

For all the football mad, Belushi's have got you covered for the Champions League. The sports bar keeps the party going long after you've finished watching on one of the many screens dotted around the venue, with beer pong, DJs and even competitions.

Looking to enjoy the match in cosy surrounds? Then check out the Grove in Surbiton, a welcoming boozer with vibrant, colourful interiors and cosy leather seating. These guys have got a plethora of screens to choose from, with an extensive list of wine, beer or cider available too. Feeling peckish? You can munch on everything from baked camembert sharers to a sumptuous Sunday roast here.

Brixton's Hope & Anchor is a brilliant place to catch the action on match day. Swing by for the Champions League screenings and soak up a buzzing atmosphere fuelled by top-quality food and drink, multiple screens and a beautiful beer garden for chilling out afterwards. 

Want to know where to watch the Champions League? Grab your viewing party and head to the City of London for British pub food paired with award-winning ales and lagers. Plus, you'll get to see the big game on their plasma screens.

Looking to catch every game of the Champions League? The Heathcote and Star in Leyton has you covered, with Sky and BT sport showing for you. Plus, there's plenty of pool and ping pong tables to keep you entertained in half time and once the final whistle has blown.

If you're looking for a top-notch spot to watch the Champions League in East London, then head to The Star In Shoreditch. Not only do they have a cool space with HD screens but they also have a fabulous range of food and drink.

If you're after a football pub in London to catch the Champions League games at, then The Leyton Star has you covered. They're fronting comfy seats, a great lineup of pints and screens to watch on. Plus, there's some mouthwatering grub on offer for when you get peckish.

Rileys Sports Bar in Victoria is a great spot to watch all the Champions League action. Head into this cool haunt for burgers and pints, while catching all the action on the big screen. Need some post-match entertainment? Check out their games rooms.

Looking to catch the Champions League in style? Sit down at The Cambria in Camberwell for the perfect watch party. You'll get to watch every second on their huge HD screens, while wolfing down burgers and sinking pints.

Head on over to The Star By Liverpool Street to watch your team compete in the Champions League. Settle in front of one of the many large TVs then enjoy the on-screen action, complete with refreshing craft beers and smoked meat grub from Hotbox.

Footie fans rejoice, as you'll get to watch the best teams in Europe while getting stuck into seasonal fare and Fuller's pints at One Over The Ait. Better yet, there are plenty of screens and that terrace overlooking Kew Bridge for alfresco drinks before or afterwards.

Head to The Sportsman, only a a couple of minutes away from Stratford station, to catch the Champions League. The venue will be showing matches across it's many HD screens as well as offering plenty of food and drink, like a pint with a burger for only £7.49.

A drinking den perfect for sports enthusiasts, Elephant Inn on Ballards Lane is equipped with plenty of HD TVs, including a giant screen for those all-important sports bookings. They have Sky and TNT Sports subscriptions, live music on Fridays, delicious Thai grub, and an open pool table to keep you entertained throughout.

A unique venue with sustainability at its core, Long Arm Pub & Brewery brews its own beer on site, eliminating packaging and served fresh from tank to glass. Not only is this Shoreditch venue carbon neutral, it's also a great place to watch the football.

They've got two giant projectors and a variety of other screens to ensure you don't miss a second of the action. Hungry? Then tuck into tasty dishes like buttermilk cornflake chicken tenders, pulled pork burgers and loaded nachos.

For a night of thrilling Champions League action, The Elephant & Castle provides the perfect spot. Watch all the top European matchups on their big screens while enjoying your favourite drinks.

Whether you're cheering for a local team or watching the continent's finest clubs battle it out, this pub offers a lively atmosphere where fans can unite and enjoy every moment. It's the ultimate destination for football fanatics in South East London.

Catch all the Champions League drama in style at The Hare & Hounds, a refined yet welcoming spot in the heart of Islington. Located on Upper Street, this beautifully designed pub pairs big-match energy with great food and drink - think fresh seasonal dishes, signature cocktails, and a well-curated wine list.

Whether you're cheering on your club or just soaking up the midweek magic under the lights, their cosy interior and relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal midweek retreat. Pull up a chair, order a round, and let the European nights begin.

With big screens in every direction, The Dial delivers the big game atmos from the comfort of the bar. Pints poured fresh from its Meantime micro-brewery will keep your spirits up even when your team doesn't.

Over on the menu, there's plenty to fuel your fanatics. We're talking small plates and sharing platters of wings and nachos, plus gut-busting burgers and sandos.

Just moments from the Young Vic and Old Vic, The Windmill is the perfect stage for the greatest theatre of all - the Champions League. Pull up a pew in its beautiful bar and you can follow every kick over a pint or two. 

There's plenty here to keep you in good spirits whatever the result. We're talking classic British pub grub, plus a rotating selection of craft beers and a carefully curated wine list.

Looking for somewhere to watch big European nights under the lights? Get down to the Prince Albert. 

In the heart of Twickenham, its screens inside and out beam all the live Champions League action. To keep you fuelled up along the way, there's cask ales, local craft brews, classic cocktails, wordly wine and delicious Thai dishes.

The real-life filming location of Ted Lasso's Crown & Anchor pub, The Prince's Head has some serious football calibre. As you gather in the same spot where AFC Richmond supporters meet up on screen, you take in all the Champions League action.

Beyond its TV fame, this place is well known for its matchday atmosphere. Round up your mates, grab a pint and cheer on your team as they battle it out under the lights.

With big screens right through its giant bar, The Barrowboy & Banker is a perfect spot for taking in those big European matches. As you settle in to watch the Champions League, there's plenty here to keep you refreshed. 

Think well-kept cask ales, top notch lagers and lip-smackin' wine and gin. The pub grub is cracking too, whether you fancy fish and chips, burgers, stews, handcrafted pies or succulent steaks.

Spitalfields favourite KERB Social Club is a great place to catch the game, showing Champions League matches on its multiple large screens. Expect all the charm of a British pub, combined with the sleek feel of an American sports bar.

Sip refreshing pints or cocktails while you watch, and be sure to make the most of their street food menu too. Think chilli cheese dogs, mango coconut chicken wings, deep dish pizzas and more.

Catch every goal, tackle, and last-minute winner at The Gipsy Queen London, North London's go-to pub for Premier League and Champions League action.

Sip on a rotating selection of draught beers or enjoy a bottomless prosecco with friends, while feasting on pub classics and gourmet small plates. With a lively atmosphere, games rooms, and plenty of space for groups, it's the ideal spot to watch football without missing a beat.

If you're looking for somewhere to watch the Champions League in Waterloo, BrewDog's station outpost is the perfect place. This quirky spot features an indoor slide, duckpin bowling and ping pong, as well as both Sky and TNT Sports.

Sip fresh craft beer brewed on-site as you watch, paired with hearty American-inspired eats. We're talking smokey pork pizzas, plant-based burgers and chicken or cauliflower wings.

One of Hammersmith best pubs for craft beer, The Distillers is a top spot to watch the Champions League too. As you make your way through more than 40 bottled brews, you can follow every kick from those big European nights. 

There's plenty to keep you fuelled up along the way. We're talking pizza, stacked sandwiches, sharing boards and classic pub grub.

The Trinity Borough loves its live entertainment, whether that's quiz nights, music, comedy or live Champions League action on the big screen. Its dreamy decor is a brilliant backdrop to any big match. 

Think exposed wood floors, gold hanging lamps and modern teal booths. There's plenty here to keep fans refreshed, from ales and lagers, to bar snacks, sarnies and classic pub grub.

If you're looking for somewhere to watch the football, O'Neill's pubs in London will be happy to provide. With multiple HD TVs, not to mention a load of delish comfort food and refreshing pints aplenty, they're making sure you have an action-packed day.

If you're looking for a slammin' spot to catch the Champions League, you've got to check out Crown and Anchor in Covent Garden. They've got brews for days, burgers that'll make your tastebuds dance, and all the big games, from international football to rugby, Wimbledon, the Grand National, and anything else you can get on the television blasting on their screens so you don't miss out on even a single moment of the action.

Located on Tottenham Court Road this sports-mad boozer offers the perfect place to catch all the Champions League action screened as it happens... with a large selection of wines, beers and cask ales alongside an ample menu of juicy burgers to keep you fuelled.

The Clapton Hart is a traditional East London boozer that dates back to the 18th century, boasting original features and a roaring fireplace - as well as a spacious beer garden for the summer. Guaranteeing a buzzing atmosphere at all times, this is a great choice for watching football.

While you're watching, sip local ales, fine wines or creative cocktails. Plus, you can munch your way through a menu of sausage and mash, cheeseburgers or sumptuous Sunday roasts.

A crisp pint and the live action from under the lights, you just can't beat it. In the brilliantly bougie interiors of The Wellington, you can follow every kick of the Champions League games in total comfort. 

Behind the bar, you'll find all the Fuller's favourites, along with worldly wines and top notch spirits. The pub grub is pretty special too, with burgers, stacked sarnies, pies and steaks up for grabs.

If you're looking for classic pub grub and a great atmosphere alongside the next Champions league match, then head to World's End in Finsbury Park. Not only have these guys got an enormous projector on the back wall, but there are several other HD TVs dotted around too. There's table football to keep you entertained during half time, as well as a mouthwatering menu of Korean fried cauliflower, short rib burgers and ploughman's boards.

A beautiful country‑style pub, the Hand & Flower is a classy spot to take in the Champions League action. With TVs right around the bar, just pull up a stool and you're sure of a great view of the action. 

There's plenty here by way of refreshment. We're talking cask ales, ice cold lagers, and classic pub grub from sausage and mash to pies, steaks, and fish and chips.

Located in the heart of the City, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a fantastic shout for all your sports action. Fronting 20 different HD screens and delish pints of beer, the venue promises a grand time in a cosy space.

For those who live for Champions League nights, The Cabbage Patch is the place to be in Twickenham. Watch the best teams in Europe battle it out on the big screens while enjoying great food and drinks in a buzzing atmosphere.

Whether you're backing a top English club or cheering on international rivals, the pub's energetic vibe and love for the beautiful game will make every Champions League match unforgettable. Grab your spot and experience European football at its finest with a crowd that shares your passion.

If you're looking to watch the Champions League at pubs in London, then The Lock Inn has all your viewing needs covered. From screens with crisp pictures to local craft beer to keep you ticking over, this friendly pub has everything you could want.

Wondering where to watch the Champions League in the UK? Make sure to check out Hackney's The Kenton. Boasting four screens around the pub, it offers a prime view of the games. Plus, you can knock back a range of tasty tipples in their pretty beer garden afterwards.

Leafy and quaint though this north London boozer might seem, there's actually a pumping atmosphere to immerse yourself in when the big games roll around. Expect an eclectic bunch of fans in attendance, and a fine choice of beers to keep those fluids up.

Boasting locations in Greenwich and Shepherd's Bush, TOCA Social is the ultimate activity bar for football fans. Their digital gaming experience allows you to compete with friends while playing against a virtual screen, and there's a sleek sports bar area too.

Their HD screens will be showing the Champions League, so you can get your fix of matches while sipping cool cocktails or beer. Hungry? They serve a modern American-inspired food menu too.

Get ready for an immersive viewing experience over at The Three Lanterns in Leicester Square. Boasting two floors showcasing 4K ultra HD screens alongside a range of lip-smacking bites and a killer drinks selection, it's perfect for watching the Champions League games.

When you want to cheer on your team to Champions League glory, head over to Sports Bar & Grill Farringdon or Canary Wharf. Expect laid-back vibes, memorabilia, plenty of screens and the pints to toast to any successes.

A vibrant sports bar and kitchen close to Liverpool Street, Broadwood is a top choice for all your football needs - showing the Champions League from their 10 huge plasma screens. The two-storey venue boasts sleek modern interiors, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over the busy streets below.

Feeling peckish? There's an extensive menu to indulge in here, featuring everything from truffle parmesan loaded fries to prosciutto pizzas and Korean chicken wings.

Get on over to The Turk's Head to watch all the big match action from the Champions League. This place knows how to put on a show, hosting regular live music and comedy events. 

As all the action is beamed on the big screen, you can work your way through top notch beers, wines and spirits. Feeling peckish? The menu is packed with standout dishes, from lush linguine to buttermilk fried chicken burgers and beer-battered haddock.

Right in the centre of the City, Tokenhouse Moorgate is a popular spot for business lunches and post-work beers. With its stylish boots and statement lighting, it's a cracking place to watch the football too. 

Get down here for the midweek matches and you can cheer on every pass, shot and goal on the big screens. To keep you refreshed along the way, there's a super selection of lagers, wines, cocktails and spirits, plus epic sarnies and classic pub grub.

Fancy an evening of delicious eats and drinks all while catching the latest sports fixture? Check out the Champions League at Bat & Ball in Stratford and Covent Garden for an evening of cracking activities during your breaks. That means beer pong, pool, and karaoke. HD screens are sprinkled throughout so you won't miss a single second.

Looking for a cosy spot to watch some European action? Get on down to The Blackbird. As its big screens beam the latest from the Champions League, you can stay refreshed with cask ales, ice cold pints and wines from around the world. 

There's plenty of matchday scran up for grabs too. We're talking burgers, bar snacks, sharing boards and handcrafted pies.

When it comes to pubs showing the Champions League in Central London, Euston Flyer is a bit of a champ. Not only does it have a bustling atmosphere on game days, but also a fantastic lineup of food and tasty tipples to keep you fuelled up throughout.

Football is more of a way of life at this Shoreditch pub – in-keeping with the spirit of its predecessor, Bar Kick, the sports-themed fun has been shifted to the basement, with foosball and big screens to boot, with a charming pub now taking over the ground floor: The Shoreditch Arms. 

Prepare for classic pub grub, pints and sharing boards across this multi-level playground in one of the most lively areas of East London. 

When it comes to places showing the Champions League in London, you can't go wrong with Sports Bar & Grill. The Marylebone spot has HD screens located all over the place, ensuring you don't miss a minute of the match, while pool tables are on hand for some half-time entertainment.

Pub On The Park is a London Fields pub offering an impressive menu of seasonal dishes and refreshing drinks to accompany. Heading here this summer? Catch all the action of the Champions League final with an impressive location and large outdoor area for celebrating or commiserating afterwards. 

Showing all the international matches on their UHD 4K screens, Hammersmith Belle is a brilliant sports pub located close to Ravenscourt Park tube station. There are multiple TVs to choose from, with comfy leather booths to relax in while you watch the game.

Nab two-for-one cocktail jugs before 7pm, which you can pair with one of their many hearty dishes. Think minute steak, double bacon and stilton burgers or battered halloumi with chips, as well as sumptuous Sunday roasts.

Packed full of heritage and character, The Drayton Court Hotel is well known around these parts for the finer things in life, from its glamourous events to its refined dining. It's no surprise then, that this is a top spot to watch the beautiful game.

Grab a seat in its charming bar to watch all the Champions League action beamed live from under the lights. There's plenty to keep you refreshed along the way, from well-kept cask ales to curated wines and indulgent cocktails.

Perfectly perched between Brixton and Clapham North, The Duke of Edinburgh is an unmissable South London pub for catching the footie this summer. Sticking around afterwards? Make sure to spend your evening making the most of warm weather in their gorgeous beer garden. 

Not just one for dreamy Indian dishes and legendary lamb chops, Brigadiers has a bunch of TVs locked into Sky Sports for your viewing pleasure. When you're not watching the match? Check out the two restaurants, two bars and pool room that has self-service whiskey.

Priding themselves on being the home of great sport, food and drinks in the City, Pavilion End is a brilliant spot to catch the Champions League final in the area. As well as offering a wide selection of beer on tap, they serve a mouthwatering array of classic pub grub. 

You won't miss a moment of all the greatest teams in action thanks to Champions League screenings at Leadbelly's Bar. Better yet, this relaxed neighbourhood watering hole is serving all the traditional ales and British grub you'll need to keep fed and watered.

When it comes to places to watch sports, The Elgin has it all, from huge TV plasma screens to delicious British fare and refreshing craft beer. Situated in Notting Hill, it's ideal for catching the Champions League with your mates.

An established sports bar and venue in West London, Westwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a one-stop shop for viewing the Champions League final live from Lisbon. That's not all though, as this venue will keep you feeling good with their menu of wood-fired pizzas and delicious drinks. 

Nestled in the heart of London Bridge, Redwood is a bustling venue on the quietest of days. And on this jam-packed occasion? Expect burgers, beers and huge screens broadcasting every pass, kick and goal live from the Champions League final in Lisbon.

Fancy catching every match of the Champions League in the heart of Angel? Now you can at The Steam Passage. Located on Upper Street, this laid-back boozer touts plenty of screens to catch all the footie action. If you're hungry, there's also a hearty British menu.

Rocket Euston is fronting a lively atmosphere that's perfect for any footie fan, including 8 HD TVs and a killer sound system. Better yet, their extensive menu is ready to refuel you when hunger pangs strike.

Head to Boxhall City for the next big game night under the lights. Take your seat long before the Champion's League anthem to tuck into sushi, bao buns and plenty more from the historic food hall's kitchens.

When kick off arrives, its high ceilings and industrial edge will serve up an atmosphere reminiscent of the real thing. To keep you refreshed until the final whistle, there's a long line of pints from the pump and an equally lengthy list of wines and signature cocktails.

Get your football fix over at Beechwood in Shoreditch, where sports is the name of the game every day of the week. And when the Champions League is on? You'll get a front-row seat, as there are screens all over the pub, with tasty food and drink to fuel you through.

European nights deserve something special, and BOX Piccadilly delivers in spades. With crystal-clear screens, booming sound, and an atmosphere that rivals a fan zone, it's the ultimate spot to watch the Champions League unfold.

Expect nail-biting finishes, cold pints, and a crowd that lives every moment - win, lose, or penalties.

This Scandinavian basement bar offers a buoyant match day atmosphere to Soho's sports fans. There's a wide choice of food, Nordic cocktails and large screens, as well as ping pong tables to keep you entertained before and after the action of the Champions League final. 

A much-loved local, The Sutton Arms is well known around these parts for its solid selection of well-kept beers. Expect a rotating selection of craft beers and traditional ales, from crisp, cold lagers to rich, hoppy brews.

Grab a pint and pull up a pew to watch all the Champions League action in its cosy, traditional bar. If you're feeling peckish, its brilliant bar snacks and toasties will soon see to that.

This fun and friendly pub is the perfect spot to watch the Champions League action in London, with delicious beers, affordable wines, and even a cocktail or two if you're feeling fancy. And alongside their menu of hearty pub grub, they'll be showing every moment as it happens.

The Wapping Tavern is a sports lover's paradise and the ultimate place to catch all the Champions League action in the heart of London. With 17 screens for all your sports viewing needs and a basement packed with games like retro arcade, pinball, pool tables, table tennis, foosball, and shuffleboard, there's no better place for entertainment with a dash of nostalgia in Wapping.

If you're keen to watch the Champions League games in slick surrounds, Soho Zebrano is the bar that's fronting a massive screen and plush seating. Kick back with a tipple of your choice, gobble down nachos and support your team.

Famous Three Kings in West Kensington will be screening all of the most important Champions League action this season. Swing by the spacious boozer to spend the night watching the game, playing pool and chowing down on tasty sharing plates.

charming pub nestled in a Grade II-listed building, Forester is a great place to catch a game. In its cosy, traditional-style bar, you can settle in with a pint to watch all the Champions League action.

As you cheer on every kick, there's a cracking selection of Fuller's best beers. Feeling peckish? Delicious Thai dishes will soon see to that.

One place that you can rely on for showing the Champions League is The Cornershop. Not only is it home to a load of massive, HD screens so that you've got a prime view of the matches, but also an epic range of game day grub and tasty drinks.

Get ready for the thrill of Champions League nights at Big Penny Social. With a huge space, great food, and even better company, it's where you want to be to experience the highs and lows of the European football tournament.

Plus, with its large screens and easy access to transport, this venue makes catching every minute of the action a blast.

Watch those epic European nights in the heart of the city at The Admiralty. Slap bang in the middle of Trafalgar Square, London's most central pub is built for live sport.

With TVs all over the place beaming the best of the Champion's League, you're sure of a great view of the action wherever you pull up a pew. To keep you refreshed along the way, there's well-kept ales, ice cold pints and seasonal British pub grub.

Head over to Kentish Town where The Abbey Tavern will be screening all the Champions League action for you the year. Along with live sports showing of their TV screens, you'll also find some excellent pints and great selection of beers and cocktails to keep you replenished throughout.

Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen prides itself on showing all the sports you could wish for in its revamped underground car park space, so rest assured you'll be able to catch the Champions League here. As well as football action, be sure to check out the seasonal menu, featuring tempura oyster mushroom tacos, braised pork ribs, pizzas and more. 

Boasting a number of large screens around the pub, as well as out in the beer garden, Balham Bowls Club is a real local favourite. A former bowls club turned drinking den, sport is integral to this place, and they show the Champions League games across the spacious venue.

Expect a maze of rooms filled with traditional decor and comfy seating, with plenty to choose from at the bar. Hungry? They also serve everything from chicken and mushroom pie to fish and chips and an excellent Sunday roast.

Looking for something more sophisticated than your average boozer? East Dulwich Tavern is a gem fronting Victorian architecture and upcycled furniture that give character and depth to the space. Distressed wooden floorboards and exposed brick add to the rustic look, and it's a prettier setting than most to catch a sports game on a communal screen. 

Soak up the energy on game day while savouring fresh pints and premium wines. Feel the buzz of the local community and take every visit as an opportunity to try something from the top-quality food menu – think elevated small plates, mains ranging from cider-battered haddock to smash burgers, and sides that deserve an honourable mention (did someone say truffle fries?). 

Balham High Road is home to a beer haven that you can truly trust to bring the good vibes and top-class food and drink each time you visit. Set across two floors, there's a buzz in every corner, including the secluded garden that provides an escape from the rest of London.

The decor is relaxed and understated, invoking a chilled atmosphere where people feel at home, but among a close-knit community all at once. Whether you've snapped-up a seat in front of the screen or viewing the action from across the room, you'll easily have eyes on the game without having to switch and swap directions. Settle in for everything from handcrafted cocktails to Neapolitan pizzas. 

Warmly lit and thoughtfully decorated to resemble a luxurious living room, Old street Tavern is a spot with plenty of room to spread out and relax as you tune into a Champions League match. 

The wines and cocktails are plentiful, including a whole spritz menu featuring a refreshing passion fruit and guava serve. Expect big things from the food menu, with a selection of irresistible small plates and a pizza section that will have you in the mood for a slice any day of the week. 

A fan favourite for those who enjoy the buzz of a busy pub but also appreciate having their own space to chat and chill, Queen's Head is a Shoreditch staple – especially when it comes to sports viewings. 

Settle in for laid-back game days with pints in hand – or something from the extensive wine list. The food is always on point, with a selection of knock-out small plates and burgers – plus a chicken spice bag as one of their specialties. Live music, karaoke and shuffleboard are also on the agenda if you're inclined to stick around after the final whistle. 

Off the back of an attention-grabbing refurbishment, The Antelope is still unstoppable after over two centuries of serving the Tooting community. A home away from home, the striking yet comforting space is roomy and known for its bustling energy come game day. 

You can fit plenty of football fans in here, making for an electric atmosphere fuelled by craft cocktails, premium wines and hand-picked brews from the tap. Hungry viewers can tuck into everything from baked camembert and cheesy ham croquettes to pork belly bites and double smash burgers. Take refuge on the terrace during half time and make the most of your experience in this historic Victorian watering hole. 

What more could you want from a dream game day pub than chilled vibes, bin screens and a menu dedicated to crispy chicken burgers? that's exactly what you'll get at The Crown and Castle in Dalston – a laid-back haunt that blends tradition with new and exciting food and entertainment. 

Craft beers, fine wines and cocktails are what you'll be sipping on, as you chow down on something whipped up by current kitchen pop-up Chick 'n' Sours – think breaded chicken in buns topped with anything from gochujang mayo to sriracha sour cream and pink pickles. 

The Highbury Barn Tavern is an iconic North London matchday staple. A proud Arsenal FC pub located just a short stroll from the Emirates Stadium, it offers an electric setting to watch the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup live. 

Backed by a standout drinks list, from local craft beers to exceptional global wines, and a menu packed with elevated pub classics, it is the ultimate spot for a spirited festive meetup on matchday.

The Old Ship Inn is a charming Hackney boozer with a mix of traditional and modern East London-style decor. Take a seat at one of the wooden tables, and cheer on your team as they play on the screens in front of you.

They're known for a great selection of craft beer, real ale and cocktails, which you can pair with their hearty menu. Get stuck into crispy Korean chicken, halloumi fries, smash burgers and more.

Head over to Angel to discover The Peacock, a classy pub with an original site that dates back to 1564. It's decked out in pretty blossom, exposed brickwork and booth seating, as well as TVs to watch the football on.

Feeling peckish? Accompany the game with plates like chicken schnitzel, double smash burgers and loaded nachos - alongside a pint, of course.

A charming neighbourhood pub in Herne Hill, The Prince Regent is a top choice for watching football. There are countless screens dotted around the spacious boozer, and plenty of comfy, colourful seating to kick back in.

There's plenty of craft beer to be enjoyed, alongside cocktails and a wide array of gin. Plus, there's a food menu filled with halloumi fries, 28-day-aged steaks, chicken schnitzel and more.

For midweek European nights, London Fields delivers an unforgettable, late-night setting to watch the Champions League unfold. Set across two spectacular floors in a beautifully converted Victorian building, it bridges the gap between a sports hangout and a sleek cocktail lounge.

Settle in for big-screen European fixtures while sipping on innovative house gin creations, curated wines, or crisp craft draughts.

Undeniably gorgeous from head to toe, new kid on the Brixton block The Ferndale is blending warm and welcoming pub energy with a contemporary finish owed to stripped-back interiors and eclectic decoration.

Serving as a beacon of light for sports fans in the area, you'll be able to pick from a modern menu of pizzas and small plates for your game day scran, along with a plentiful supply of beer on tap and any other standard drink you could wish for. 

A cosy local that really looks the part? We'll give that crown to The George & Dragon. Dressed up more than your regular boozer, this modern haunt is elaborately decorated while still keeping things tasteful and elegant. The warm lighting and plush furnishings creates an inviting atmosphere, compelling you to stick around after the final whistle. 

The food menu is full of smalls plates and elevated mains starring seasonal British ingredients. The drinks include carefully selected wines, local ales and expertly mixed cocktails. 

The Wren Tavern is a charming City pub, located close to St Paul's Cathedral. They're known for having a buzzing atmosphere and showing all the biggest sporting events, including the Champions League - with multiple screens to watch on.

Grab a pint or two while you watch, paired with all sorts of delicious dishes. Think pan-roasted cod loin, dry-aged sirloin steak, oysters and more.

Putney staple The Railway is a solid go-to for any occasion – especially a big matchday viewing. Comfy seating surrounds the HD screens, with cocktails being mixed to perfection behind the bar and seasonal dishes being prepared by the geniuses in the kitchen. 

There are dedicated brunch, pizza and Sunday roast menus, along with a main menu that dares to push the boat out beyond the regular pub classics – think miso-cured salmon and chicken schnitzel. And the wine list is pretty long, if you're partial to a glass of grape. 

The Red Lion in Leyton is a historic haunt with heaps of character, adorned with chandeliers, patterned wallpaper and a collection of framed prints. The atmosphere of the main bar and heated beer garden are second to none, making it the perfect buzzing gameday hideaway. 

Catch the Champions League action with a great beer, fine wine or cocktail in hand. Bites include everything from a full-trimmings Sunday roast to chicken schnitzel and smash burgers. 

The Roebuck in Chiswick has been a trusted local boozer for many years, promising a pub-worthy buzz with plenty of pockets to relax in a comfy booth or under a heater in the beer garden. 

Soak on the energy while sipping great beer and dining on some of the best pub grub around, from classics like their signature pie and mash, to more inventive small plates including crispy chicken thigh with Korean ketchup.  

The Rose is a traditional pub in New Cross with a lot of character, serving as a hub for lovers of good pints, great food and communal sports viewings where everyone can see the screen...

On days when the rain doesn't pour, this places switches on its outdoor projector, facing its heated pub garden featuring sheltered areas. And no matter how invested you are in the match, you're bound to get distracted by the food menu at some point – so give in to temptation and order anything from inventive small plates to a seasonal main dish that champion British meat, seafood and produce.