Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In London

• Why I recommend: for a stadium-like atmosphere with a capacity of almost 1800, pre-match entertainment and huge screens, check out BrewDog's Waterloo site—and be sure to try their 60 taps of refreshing craft beer too. This is BrewDog's flagship location, boasting 11 projectors and 23 other screens (as well as that iconic slide), known across the city for its sports coverage
• Location: Unit G, 1 The Sidings, Waterloo, SE1 7BH
• Showing: England games

Showing every game that we're playing in, you can count on BrewDog for a brilliant atmosphere during the England matches. Their Waterloo venue comes with 23 massive screens, a dedicated MC for all major games, a live DJ before and after the game and giveaways galore—as well as an indoor slide.

Sample their ice-cold craft beers, with endless options to choose from. You can also tuck into the likes of crispy mushroom pizzas, birria beef burgers and Korean barbecue wings, in between cheering on the team. Plus, every booking is automatically entered for the chance to win free beer for a whole year.

• Why I recommend: one of my very favourite outdoor spaces to watch sports in, just moments away from London Bridge station, Vinegar Yard boasts an enormous screen in their vibrant yard space that has space for over 400 fans per fixture. You can book a guaranteed mezzanine table for big groups of friends, or simply nab a ticket for unreserved seating in the main area
• Location: 72-82 St Thomas Street, London Bridge, SE1 3QU
• Showing: England games

The World Cup At Vinegar Yard is always exciting, thanks to their vast amount of outdoor space and fan zone-style experience. They've got a giant outdoor screen and plenty of seating, fully open-air and buzzing with an electric atmosphere.

They offer reserved tables on their mezzanine for larger groups, as well as unreserved seats in the yard for individual tickets—available on a first come, first served basis. There are multiple bars on-site, as well as food vendors selling everything from loaded fries to Japanese sandos and tacos. Tickets start from £15.40, including a drink on arrival.

• Why I recommend: this is a sports bar that definitely knows its football customers well. The venue is littered (and I mean littered) with screens to catch all of the action at every turn, it has a capital location for ease, and they're covering all stages—so when you inevitably love it for one game, you can book again for the next
• Location: Unit B, 21-23 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, W1D 7ED
• Showing: all games

Boasting one of the largest numbers of screens around, this Central London favourite is a must-visit. Box will be showing all the England matches and more, with plenty of tables to kick back at in front of the TVs.

They've got a huge selection of drinks to enjoy, as well as a cracking food menu to fuel you. Think truffled smash burgers, Neapolitan-style pizzas and loaded fries.

• Why I recommend: this is a proper, dedicated sports bar, with 30 HD screens and an enormous 150-inch LED video wall ensuring that everyone gets a great view of the game. I'm a particular fan of the massive TVs, but there are smaller screens as well if you prefer a more private spot for you and your mates
• Location: 170 Victoria Street, Victoria, SW1E 5LB
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Sports bar Greenwood is a prime spot for London World Cup viewings—and not just because of those huge screens. There's a state-of-the-art video wall, showing all the most exciting moments live from America.

Tuck into stone-baked pizzas from the clay oven, paired with a range of refreshing drinks. Plus, they've even got two shuffleboard tables for even more entertainment in-between games.

• Why I recommend: another stellar outdoor space from the team behind Vinegar Yard, Hackney Bridge is a top location where 400 fans will gather in front of the giant screen for every England game—cheers fuelled by pitchers of beer, Aperol spritzes frozen cocktails and more. Tickets are £15.40 per person and include a drink on arrival, although seating is unreserved so I recommend you get down early for the best spot
• Location: Units 1-28, Echo Building, East Bay Lane, Hackney E15 2SJ
• Showing: England games

Sister venue to Vinegar Yard, Hackney Bridge is home to a similar set-up—a giant outdoor screen showing every single England game, ice-cold drinks keeping you refreshed and a whole load of street food traders, ranging from tacos to Filipino BBQ, burgers, loaded fries, pizza and more. A crowd-pleaser if ever we saw one, this place will unleash the roar of 400 fans every time our boys score.

Entry is £15.40 each and must be booked in advance, although each ticketholder gets an alcoholic drink on arrival to set them up for the game ahead.

• Why I recommend: the whole space is dedicated to football here, so you'll never have to struggle to hear or watch the game at these fan zones. And with four different locations to choose from, each one boasting high-tech 4D technology and massive screens, you're never too far from the action either. With room for up to 900 people at some venues, you'll be surrounded by fellow fans
• Location: Brixton, Camden, Stratford, City of London
• Showing: England games and some other big fixtures

If you want to feel the World Cup rather than just watch it, Fanzone 4D is bringing something genuinely different to London this summer. Running across four venues—Electric Ballroom in Camden, Freight Brixton, City venue The Steel Yard and Riverside East—the experience uses cutting-edge 4D technology to put you right at the heart of the action.

Expect sight, sound, and sensation all working together to make every goal hit that little bit harder. They've got screenings lined up for all of England's group stage games (Croatia, Ghana, and Panama), with World Cup tickets starting from free, so there's an option for whatever your budget. It's one for fans who want more than a big screen and a pint.

• Why I recommend: one of my favourite places in the city in terms of atmosphere, Flat Iron Square really brings the game alive. There are 19 screens to choose from, including some seriously massive ones, and the crowd lends itself well to big groups of friends. There are even 16 different beers on tap to keep the good vibes going
• Location: 45 Southwark Street, London Bridge, SE1 9HP
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

One of the most popular social spaces in the city, Flat Iron Square is an open-plan venue that promises a festival-like atmosphere. They've got an enormous screen in the main bar that takes up almost the entire wall, as well as a number of other TVs indoors and outdoors, making 19 screens in total.

The energy on match day is set to be electric, complete with DJs and live entertainment. It's great for big groups, with large table bookings available, where you can enjoy one of 16 beers on tap as you watch. Secure tickets for England games and other major matches, or simply book your space for the others.

• Why I recommend: Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen are very well known when it comes to footie screenings. Their garden always has a great atmosphere for games, including for big ones like England and the knock-outs, and there are multiple big screens across their heated and covered outdoor space—meaning prime viewing at every turn
• Location: 40 Bermondsey Street, Southwark, SE1 3UD
• Showing: all games

With giant screens and projectors throughout its enormous garden terrace, Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen has got your World Cup viewing sewn up. Bag a bench and settle in to follow every kick over perfectly poured pints of Guinness, top tier lagers and hoppy IPAs.

The food lineup is just as strong. As well as stacked burgers, there's hand-stretched pizza delivered straight from kitchen of Barrel & Stone.

• Why I recommend: the stunning views from their rooftop terrace add some beauty to your viewing experience, including the gorgeous backdrop of St Paul's Cathedral, and their LED outdoor screen is huge as well. Plus, you'll get your first beer included in the ticket price
• Location: One New Change, St Paul's, EC4M 9AF
• Showing: England games

Get on up to the rooftop at Madison to follow all the action on England's World Cup journey. High above the city, you can cheer on every kick as it's beamed live on the huge LED screen outdoors on their terrace.

Tickets are just £22 and include a free beer to start the party. Seating is first come, first served—so get down early to secure your spot, and enjoy views of Central London during the more relaxed moments.

• Why I recommend: they're showing more than just the England games here, and non-England fixtures are completely free to attend. Ticketed England matches also guarantee you a seat with a great view. This is my recommendation for anyone who can't quite decide between a pub and a sports bar, as it offers a bit of both - as well as all-important beer towers during the games. They also offer private watch parties in one of their exclusive rooms, for up to 60 guests
• Location: 4 Horner Square, Old Spitalfields Market, E1 6EW
• Showing: all games

Watch every FIFA World Cup 2026 match live in London on the big screens at KERB Social Club, with unbeatable atmosphere, a buzzing sports bar and open terrace that fuses British and American vibes in a unique way. It also has several private hire options, great for throwing your own watch party.

With fixtures running from 11th June right through the tournament, including England's group stage clashes against Croatia, Ghana and Panama, tickets are available now with many matches free to attend. Grab your spot before they go.

• Why I recommend: most of you missing out on an actual trip overseas for the tournament are looking for a stadium-like experience, and I think Ballerz has just that. It's an immersive football stadium with a capacity of 250, and you'll be watching straight from the pitch, with games up on a huge screen—does it get much better?
• Location: Bluewater Event Space, Blue Car Park, Plaza Upper, Dartford, DA9 9RL
• Showing: England games

Catch all of England's World Cup action live from the pitch at Ballerz. This is as close as it gets to being in the stadium, great if you're after fan zones for the World Cup 2026 in London. Expect a packed crowd, epic atmosphere and all the action beamed live on the big screen. 

DJs will be behind the decks to get the party started two hours before kick off and there's all kinds of in-game refreshments up for grabs—think pub grub and ice cold pints. Tickets start from just £22 and include a free drink to get you on your way.

• Why I recommend: these guys have got a whole floor dedicated to sports, and their 10 plasma TVs are state-of-the-art too. I'd recommend nabbing a booth table, where you'll often get your very own TV at the end for close-up viewing. If you're popping in for a match after work, the location couldn't be better, only moments from Liverpool Street
• Location: 25 Old Broad Street, City of London, EC2N 1HN
• Showing: all the games

A sleek City sports bar with an all-glass exterior, Broadwood Pub & Kitchen is a pretty cool place to watch World Cup games in London. They serve beer by the tanks, so you know it's fresh, and there's also a menu of tacos, pizzas and burgers.

The sports coverage is the real star of the show though, with 10 large plasma screens in their first floor lounge. Plus, they've got shuffleboard tables for a little competition of your own.

• Why I recommend: if outdoor screenings are your thing, then Between The bridges is definitely the place for you. It's got a cracking central location right by the Thames, and three huge video walls bringing the game to a massive crowd of 2,000 fans. I also love the variety of street food to be found here, from juicy burgers to mouthwatering pizza or tacos
• Location: The Queen's Walk, Waterloo, SE1 8XX
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Decked out with three giant video walls, Between The Bridges is an expansive event space with a huge amount of outdoor space, as well as covered areas. There are multiple bars on-site, as well as seven different street food vendors, so everyone is well-catered for here.

They've got a capacity of around 2,000, meaning the crowd will be buzzing, and there are lots of long tables that suit large groups well. Tickets for the England matches cost £12, and it's sure to get booked up so make sure you get yours early.

• Why I recommend: if you're looking for big screens, ice cold beer and epic matchday atmosphere, BOXPARK is pretty hard to beat. Expect the crowd to go wild here when England scores, often seen on social media after a game. It's especially great for big groups of friends—taking bookings of 25 people or more
• Location: 18 Olympic Way, Wembley, HA9 0JT
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

With numerous epic locations across the city, BOXPARK is a top choice for your World Cup watching. At its Wembley sports bar, you can watch matches with your mates on 4k TVs with drinks served right to your seat. 

With many more venues across London, you can follow every kick on the big screens in Wembley, Croydon, Camden and Shoreditch. Be sure to round up the crew first though - bookings are welcome for groups of 25 or more.

• Why I recommend: fronting Europe's biggest TV, five sound zones and a cracking choice of burgers, this sports bar one of my favourites in East London. The 35 UHD 4K screens will have you covered for viewing from every angle, so any table you book is a winner. There are also pool tables and dartboards for some pre-match entertainment
• Location: 5 Thomas More Street, Tower Hill, E1W 1YY

A few moments walk from Tower Hill, Moretown Belle is a sleek sports bar that boasts the biggest single TV in Europe—as well as 35 other UHD 4K screens. They'll be showing all the biggest matches during the World Cup, with every seat providing amazing views.

Their drinks selection is varied and delicious, offering something for everyone. Hungry? Munch your way through a menu of nachos, katsu curries and a wide variety of burgers.

• Why I recommend: this is literally the biggest beer garden in West London, and their enormous outdoor screen means that everyone will be able to see the game while soaking up the fan zone feel. And with so much space, and room for up to 900 people at a time, the atmosphere is bound to be incredible
• Location: 2 The Avenue, Ealing, W13 8PH
• Showing: all games

Located in Ealing, Drayton Court Hotel is a lively pub that boasts the biggest beer garden in West London. They've got a giant outdoor screen, with every table outside guaranteed a view, as well as upgraded TVs throughout the venue if you prefer to watch inside.

They'll be showing the whole World Cup this summer, though England games require a ticket. For £15 you'll get entry and a drink, or with the £23 option they'll throw in a £10 food voucher too.

• Why I recommend: big screens indoors and out, commentary on, a massive beer garden and an unmissable match atmosphere are guaranteed at The Ship. For those who prefer something more private, the cabins are also equipped with their own plasma screens. Plus, in between kicks you can admire gorgeous views of the river from their idyllic beer garden
• Location: 41 Jews Row, Wandsworth, SW18 1TB
• Showing: England games

This beautiful Wandsworth boozer is the perfect spot to soak up the World Cup action. With screens inside and out, you can follow every kick with a pint, a bite and a cracking view. 

There's plenty to keep you refreshed along the way, from cold pints and classic cocktails to pub grub classics. Feeling fancy? Round up your mates and book a riverside cabin with a private plasma screen.

• Why I recommend: the Three Lions are only part of the line up here (although they are the main event). With matches shown live most days, you can check out the competition, from Cape Verde and Japan to Spain and France. The screens are huge, and the beer is excellent too at this consistent sell-out for big football tournaments
• Location: 91 Brick Lane, Spitalfields, E1 6QL
• Showing: all games

The World Cup returns to Brick Lane Taproom—and the beer flows as freely as the footie. From Thursday 11th June until Sunday 19th July, this super cool bar is beaming all kinds of matches on the big screens, from the home nations and beyond. 

Unreserved seating admission is totally free, or you can guarantee a top view and a comfortable sofa or table by booking tickets for £5.50 per person. You'll be following every kick with beers to suit all palettes and big match bites from the neighbours at Sleazy Pizza.

• Why I recommend: a bar that's entirely dedicated to football, TOCA Social has a stadium-quality atmosphere and countless screens to watch on—including private ones. I also love their interactive football experience, if the games inspires you to show off some skills of your own
• Location: White City and Greenwich
• Showing: all games

Whether you're in White City or Greenwich, you can count on TOCA Social for all your World Cup needs. These quirky activity bars offer simulation football experiences on a large, interactive screen, while the bar is promising plenty of TVs to watch the games on.

They'll be showing every single one of the games, and when you book a ticket to England matches you'll receive a welcome drink. You can also book your own private screen for a World Cup watch party in London, with multiple drinks packages available.

• Why I recommend: this is a unique destination where you can watch the match and admire the river views at the same time. With a choice of 125-year-old barge or covered gardens, you can customise your experience however you like. Every ticket includes a pint and a reserved viewing spot, so you can rest easy here
• Location: River Lee, Sweetwater Mooring, White Post Lane, E9 5EN
• Showing: England games

With both a floating restaurant and covered outdoor areas to watch from, Barge East is a pretty unique spot to catch the games. Their 125-year-old Dutch barge is filled with TVs, and their gorgeous gardens have got big screens in as well—with a mix of shared tables and casual viewing areas.

Your £7 ticket includes entry, a reserved viewing spot and your first pint free. Hungry? They also serve a menu of sustainable fare.

• Why I recommend: one of the only places offering bottomless drinks packages during games, Market Halls is perfect for sitting back and relaxing in front of the big screen knowing all your refreshments are already covered. Each venue is also home to eight or nine food traders, covering tasty meals for your group too
• Location: Canary Wharf, Oxford Street, Paddington, Victoria
• Showing: all games

While perhaps better known as the home of street food, it's Market Halls' sprawling venues and social vibes that still make it an ideal choice for watching the World Cup. Even better, they're one of the only brands in London serving bottomless drinks during the games, meaning you won't have to find somewhere else for a pre-game bottomless brunch warm-up either.

Expect a choice of three packages for groups of four and more: £10 per person for a drinks token each and seats in front of the big screens; £25 each upgrades you to three drinks; and £40 per person gets the same three drinks and £16 to spend on food. For bigger groups of 15 guests and above, we'd recommend the 'Big Game Experience' (£70 per person) complete with two hours of bottomless drinks, £20 food tokens each, table service, and complimentary football t-shirts and bucket hats.

• Why I recommend: wherever you are, there's bound to be a Belushi's near you, providing a huge number of screens—including private ones in their booths. They're showing more than just the England matches, and with fast track tickets you'll get a pre-booked £15 bar tab and a guaranteed view. Their London Bridge venue is particularly popular for sport, thanks to the Dugout which offers Dolby Atmos and an immersive sports experience with 4K Ultra HD screens
• Location: Greenwich, Hammersmith, London Bridge and more
• Showing: all games

Found everywhere from Shepherd's Bush to Camden and Greenwich, Belushi's is a group of popular sports bars that are known for playing all the biggest matches across their huge screens—and it doesn't get much bigger than the World Cup.

Some venues even offer booths with their very own screens, or you can just kick back in front of one of the main TVs—with table packages and fast-track tickets on offer too. Sip beers or cocktails while you watch, paired with plates like maple sriracha chicken wings, barbecue beef burgers and grilled vegetable pizzas.

• Why I recommend: a prime chunk of real estate just off Brick Lane and with the name to match, this fan zone is home to inside and outdoor viewing for a select number of table bookings. Think a giant outdoor LED screen, plus indoor projector and TVs at this 2024 Euros sell-out, as well as free Signature Brew beers with tickets
• Location: Dray Walk, Shoreditch E1 6QL
• Showing: England games

Not only that, but you'll be treated to DJs, live music and giveaways to bring the party energy, plus Sleazy Pizza providing you fans with the fuel to cheer on England.

• Why I recommend: The Duke of Edinburgh is a staple on the South London sports scene, and trust me when I say, you can hear the roar from goals scored for hours on end. The beer garden is a mega-hub when it comes to summer matches thanks to the huge outdoor screen, and the addition of the garden street food makes game day a full experience
• Location: 204 Ferndale Road, Brixton, SW9 8AG
• Showing: all games

Situated close to Brixton station, The Duke of Edinburgh is a beloved pub with an expansive beer garden. They also boast multiple big screens both indoors and out, alongside a pool table for a little competition of your own.

As well as a wide range of drinks served at the bar, you can enjoy everything from jerk chicken to halloumi burgers and fried plantain courtesy of The Jerk Valley of London.

• Why I recommend: a legend in the sporting game, this Shoreditch pub knows how to host a football match. I'd advise getting in early to secure a spot in front of their huge basement screens, where Bar Kick well and truly lives on, and try your hand at table football too
• Location: 127 Shoreditch High Street, Shoreditch, E1 6JE
• Showing: all games

Formerly known as Bar Kick, The Shoreditch Arms is a vibrant East London boozer that maintains its sporting roots in the basement. This downstairs space is filled with giant screens and foosball tables, so you can celebrate all things football here.

There are a whole lot of drinks on offer too. Plus, you can indulge in dishes like smash burgers, chicken schnitzel or sausage and mash.

• Why I recommend: found inside London Bridge station's arches, this place couldn't be easier to get to, and their beer is truly fresh thanks to their on-site copper tanks. And with a real sports bar atmosphere to it, and a 145-inch TV wall, there's nowhere better to be when your team is winning
• Location: Unit 272, London Bridge Station, SE1 9SP
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Whether you end up celebrating or commiserating, Redwood is the sports bar to do it at come the World Cup games. Head over for the latest in audio-visual equipment, alongside a range of craft beer poured directly from their stunning copper tanks.

Once you've settled down in front of the big screen, tuck into a menu of Buffalo chicken wings, pepperoni pizzas and spiced hummus plant burgers.

• Why I recommend: a large space with plenty of room for groups of all sizes, Big Penny Social is one of East London's most buzzing destinations during the World Cup. Their three screens are big enough that everyone will be able to see clearly, and their beer offering is second-to-none. I'd advise getting down here early, in order to secure the very best seats
• Location: 1 Priestley Way, Walthamstow, E17 6AL
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

A community-focused venue that acts as a pub, arts centre and event space all in one, Big Penny Social can be found inside a converted brewery in Walthamstow. Expect an industrial-style interior and a bustling crowd, with three gigantic screens around the room.

There'll be an exciting pre-match build-up and post-match entertainment to follow, as well as live entertainment for the biggest games. There are more than 100 taps of beer, so you won't have to wait long for a refreshing pint either.

• Why I recommend: with the biggest screen in South London, this is much more than just a bar showing the game, it's a real experience complete with activities, food, drinks and live performances. It's even held in a stadium, with a capacity of nearly 3,000, so it really is the closest thing you'll find to genuine World Cup tickets in London
• Location: Welling United Football Stadium, Park View Road, Welling, DA16 1SY
• Showing: England games

At the home of Welling United FC, The World Cup Fan Zone brings all the big match atmosphere to the outskirts of the city. Follow all the action live from across the pond on the biggest screen in South London. 

There's plenty more to keep you entertained here too, from live performers to football activities, street food and perfectly poured pints. Grab your ticket to back the boys and make some noise from just £43.

• Why I recommend: this is a proper sports bar with a buzzing energy to it, right in the heart of Central London—making it very accessible. I love that the decor matches the sporty theme to the place, and their 4K UHD screens are as good as you can get. It's usually fully booked, so be sure to get in early
• Location: 5 Lisle Street, Soho, WC2H 7BG
• Showing: all games

Feeling sporty? Head to Clubhouse 5 for the ultimate World Cup 2026 experience. Decked out in vintage sports jerseys and memorabilia, top-of-the-line 4K UHD screens, and SKY Q Technology, it's the ultimate spot for live sports.

There's a tantalising menu up for grabs, featuring everything from tandoori chicken wraps to stone-baked pizzas or nachos. Just a hop and skip away from Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus tube stations, it's very convenient too.

• Why I recommend: with a 24-foot screen on stage, and plenty of other TVs, the views don't get a lot better than the ones at Clapham Grand. It's not just the game either, as there's all sorts of other entertainment on offer, and you'll even get a free beer thrown in with your ticket to the England group games
• Location: 21-25 St John's Hill, Clapham Junction, SW11 1TT
• Showing: England games

A full-on entertainment venue that hosts everything from live music to comedy, Clapham Grand's sports screenings are not to be missed. Their stage is taken over with a 24-foot cinema screen, alongside six plasma TVs and balcony projectors—with seated, standing and table tickets on offer.

As well as the screening, you can expect live music, DJs and classic England game highlights before every match. You'll also get a free beer with every ticket for all group games, as well as drinks deals and hot food available all night.

• Why I recommend: a dedicated football event, the atmosphere is set to be electric for the group stages here. Their screens are absolutely massive, and I love the addition of DJs before and after the game—especially great if England wins. There are also multiple ticket options, so you can add drinks, food and premium viewing options to your experience
• Location: 2-4 Tooley Street, London Bridge, SE1 2SY
• Showing: England games

Football's coming home to the Bermondsey Bierkeller. All of England's games will be beamed right here on the humongous screens.

Expect packed tables, cold steins, epic in-game snacks, big chants, and the kind of electric crowd that makes tournament football unforgettable. DJs will be in the house pre and post match to ramp up the atmosphere and keep the party going long after the final whistle.

• Why I recommend: with free entry right up to the semi-finals, this is a top pick if you're looking to make a night of the World Cup viewing experience. This New York-inspired sports bar knows how to throw a party with DJs and a great atmosphere. Ticketed entry for the final few games also means that you won't miss out a view of the action
• Location: 411 St John Street, Islington, EC1V 4AB
• Showing: all games

For a lively, all-day football fix in North London, The 411 is going all in on the FIFA World Cup 2026. Running from the opening matches through to the final, this Angel hotspot is showing every game live during opening hours, making it a reliable pick no matter who's playing.

Expect a buzzing crowd when England are on, with table bookings for the early stages and ticketed entry for the semi-finals and final, so you won't miss a second of the action. And when the football wraps? DJs take over.

• Why I recommend: with an HD, LED screen everywhere you look, you won't miss anything at this Marylebone favourite—and their hearty menu is the perfect accompaniment for football. And if you nab a booth table, you'll even get your own mini TV at the end, alongside five pool tables for some pre-match fun
• Location: Melcombe Place, Marylebone, NW1 6JJ
• Showing: England games

Looking for big screens and an even bigger atmosphere? Then head to The Station Master in Marylebone. They've got large LED screens all over the bar, so you won't miss a second in this colourful space.

Secure tickets to the England games for just £5.50, and get down early if you want a seat. While you're here, snack on everything from cheesy nachos to stone-baked pizzas and loaded fries.

• Why I recommend: I love the quirky vibe to Flight Club, with a fairground theme and fun activities—where you can warm up your drinking arm with pre-match darts or settle straight into the action with a pint and a bite. If you want up-close viewing, then book your own private oche, or for a more social experience there are big screens waiting in the bar
• Location: Victoria, Shoreditch, Islington and more
• Showing: England games

The world's biggest tournament deserves the world's best atmosphere—and that's exactly what Flight Club gives you. Get down to its venues across London to watch every England match with big screens, cold drinks and great food.

Warm up for the big match with an hour at the oche or grab a table in front of the big screen to leave the sport to the pros. Tickets are just £50 and redeemable against your bill on the night.

• Why I recommend: the sound quality here means you'll catch all the commentary as well as the visuals, and it's a great choice for food as well. Some of their booths even have private screens, alongside the 145-inch video wall. I always get down early to secure a spot in front of the biggest screens—trust me, it's worth it
• Location: Unit 0233, Westfield Ariel Way, Shepherd's Bush, W12 7HB
• Showing: all games

Westwood Sports Pub and Kitchen in Westfield London is one of West London's best spots to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026, with huge HD screens throughout the venue and immersive surround sound that puts you right in the heart of the action.

Located steps from Wood Lane tube, it's an easy destination for sports fans heading to Shepherd's Bush this summer, with freshly prepared food, ice-cold beers and expertly mixed cocktails to keep the match-day atmosphere going from kick-off to final whistle.

• Why I recommend: you won't find beer fresher than this, brewed on-site and delicious, with zero or negative carbon footprint, and the two huge projectors make for an excellent viewing experience. The screens are well spread out to ensure views from every angle and a vibrant atmosphere among guests
• Location: 20-26 Worship Street, Shoreditch, EC2A 2DX
• Showing: all games

The first of its kind in the UK, Long Arm is a sports pub and brewery all in one. Committed to sustainability, they have eliminated all packaging for their beer—serving it fresh from the tank.

They've got two giant projectors and an array of other screens, so you'll get a great view wherever you are. Hungry? Get stuck into smash burgers and wings.

• Why I recommend: if you're going to watch the World Cup in London this year, it should be at a sports bar that knows what they're doing. Beechwood has always been the place I head to when in East London, because the screens are big and well-placed, the beer is crisp and the atmosphere is lively
• Location: 1A Principal Place, Worship Street, Shoreditch, EC2A 2FA
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Shoreditch bar Beechwood is showing every England World Cup 2026 match, making it one of the best spots in East London to watch the FIFA World Cup this summer. With big screens, a great atmosphere and cold drinks on tap, it's the perfect place to catch all the action with friends this June and July.

All the excitement got you feeling peckish? They're also serving up a delicious menu of loaded nachos, double cheeseburgers and crispy katsu chicken pizzas.

• Why I recommend: flaunting Greenwich's biggest screen, this lively venue offers excellent views of every England match, and there's even an option to secure a front row seat with the £11 ticket. Some of their events are already sold out, so be sure to book your place soon
• Location: 7 College Approach, Greenwich, SE10 9HY
• Showing: England games

Head to Clarence Hall at The Admiral Hardy for the biggest screen in the whole of Greenwich, set to show every single one of the England games. Book your spot for £5, or reserve a prime front row seat for £11 (including a beer).

The atmosphere will be unrivalled, and you can pair ice cold pints with warming pies at the bar.

• Why I recommend: there's always a classic matchday feel to this football-obsessed pub, from the multiple TVs to the themed decorations around the bar. I love the addition of sports-focused entertainment around the matches, as well as their enviable selection of craft beer
• Location: 211 Old Street, Shoreditch, EC1V 9NR
• Showing: all games

A beloved football pub in Shoreditch, The Volley is showing all the matches on a walk in-only basis. There are screens everywhere you turn in this lively boozer, surrounded by sports memorabilia—from shirts to scarves and posters.

They're also pouring pints of craft beer aplenty, perfect for staying refreshed during those tense games. Plus, you can expect gigs, quizzes and competitions throughout the tournament too.

• Why I recommend: boasting a huge number of screens around the bar, this fan zone-style atmosphere comes with great food, drink and even live music before every England match. The coverage is HD, and the commentary will be on as well. What's more, they're even raising money for charity at the same time
• Location: Crossrail Station & Retail Mall, Crossrail Place, Canary Wharf, E14 5AR
• Showing: all games

Filled to the brim with massive screens, Directors Box promises an electric energy come matchday. They're showing every England game for £5.50 per person, complete with live music and a room full of fans.

They'll also be running competitions with prizes throughout the tournament, including £1 mystery football shirt raffles in support of CALM. What's more, there's a menu of pizzas, burgers and wings to keep your energy up for those late-night fixtures.

• Why I recommend: for a traditional but stylish vibe and a hearty British menu, this Wandsworth pub is a winner. I love the cosy Victorian feel, but that doesn't mean the sports coverage isn't ultra-modern (and free). While it typically has a bigger rugby following, it's status as a top South London sports pub extends into their World Cup coverage
• Location: 499 Old York Road, Wandsworth, SW18 1TF
• Showing: all games

A charming pub hotel in Wandsworth, The Alma is a Victorian venue that maintains its original green tiles while modernising the furniture. It has a great reputation among sports fans, thanks to a large number of screens inside.

They also serve some of the very best Sunday roasts around, alongside a menu of cider-battered haddock and chips, beef burgers and charred asparagus.

• Why I recommend: one of my favourite sports bars, Rileys brings you competitive fun across its two floors. Be sure to get down early for a game of pool before the match on one of their 18 tables, and secure a spot in front of their huge HD screens or projector in the fan zone-style space
• Location: 16 Semley Place, Victoria, SW1W 9QJ
• Showing: all games

A buzzing sports bar in a central location, Rileys offers two floors of sporting fun. Settle your pre-match nerves with a few games of pool, snooker, darts or table tennis, with multiple different tables and boards to play at.

They've also got giant HD screens showing every single kick of the ball, with comfy leather seats to watch from. You can really put yourself in the American mindset too, thanks to a menu of burgers, nachos and pizzas.

• Why I recommend: boasting a giant screen on the stage, the views of the game here are excellent. Their match days are packed full of fun, including DJs and live entertainment. Get down before 8pm to grab your free drink, and enjoy a range of tasty eats while you watch
• Location: 6 O'Meara Street, London Bridge, SE1 1TE
• Showing: England games

Formerly known as Omeara, Rae's is a cool sports lounge that goes all-out for the World Cup. Every England game comes with DJs and live entertainment, and every ticket includes a free drink before 8pm (with table service included as well).

The vast screen takes over their stage, creating a fan zone-style atmosphere with a lively crowd. They really build up an atmosphere for the games, and there's all sorts of food and drink to enjoy while you're here.

• Why I recommend: there are screens everywhere in this bustling boozer, including on their covered terrace if you fancy watching outside. Plus, they've got some of the best cocktails in the business, and weekends see DJs taking to the decks—brilliant for getting in the mood before a big game
• Location: 243 Old Street, Shoreditch, EC1V 9EY
• Showing: England games

When it comes to finding a spot for the World Cup, The Star is top of the league. With big screens inside and out, you won't miss a second of the big match.

Settle into the bar or the covered terrace to back the boys and cheer on every tackle, pass, shot and glorious goal. There's plenty here to keep you refreshed along the way, from street food and craft beer to creative cocktails.

• Why I recommend: there's so much to keep you entertained at this lively sports bar, including competitive activities for half time and two floors full of TVs. I think they also strike the perfect balance between music, atmosphere and uninterrupted sports coverage, so it's up to you whether you want to be 100% focused on the game or spend time socialising
• Location: Unit 1110/11, Montfichet Road, Stratford, E20 1EJ
• Showing: all games

Fancy your World Cup viewing with a side order of entertainment? Bat & Ball in Stratford and Covent Garden are pairing screens with a resident DJ, prosecco or beer pong, pool, darts and championship-sized table tennis.

Better yet, you can knock back Neapolitan-style pizzas and craft beer or cocktails too. Of course, none of this will distract from the big game, as they've got countless big screens across their multiple floors.

• Why I recommend: this spot boasts an enormous outdoor screen, and several others indoors, and you can even upgrade to jump the queue—a great choice for anyone who doesn't fancy waiting around for a table. I appreciate the surround sound that allows you to hear every element of the crowd and commentary, and their top-notch choice of craft beer certainly doesn't hurt either
• Location: 61 Mare Street, Hackney, E8 4RG
• Showing: all games

If you're looking for a reliable, crowd-pleasing spot to catch the matches, this Hackney favourite ticks all the boxes. The Five Points Brewery Taproom and Courtyard is going all in for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with multiple screens, booming surround sound and plenty of space to soak up the action.

The vibe is relaxed but lively, with the bonus of top-quality craft beer brewed just metres from where you're sitting. For those keen to avoid the pre-match scramble, a small ticket upgrade gets you queue-jump access, a guaranteed seat and your first pint sorted.

• Why I recommend: the screens here are especially massive, including a huge projector, and I love being able to have a go at Nintendo games before the match—the entertainment just doesn't stop here. And who doesn't fancy a free drink with every ticket?
• Location: The Old School Yard, 111 Long Lane, SE1 4PH
• Showing: England games

The Old School Yard is the place to be for all your World Cup action this year. With massive projectors and multiple TVs, you won't miss a single kick. 

To keep you refreshed along the way, there's plenty of ice cold pints and tasty dishes delivered to your table from SMOK'd Kitchen. Tickets are just £5.50 and include your first drink.

• Why I recommend: with 13 big, UHD 4K screens, four sound zones with clear audio and an extensive menu of burgers to fuel you, you can't go wrong at Hammersmith Belle—the views don't get much better than this. Be sure to check out their darts lounge before the game too
• Location: 225-227 King Street, Hammersmith, W6 9JT

Right in the heart of the neighbourhood, Hammersmith Belle is a lively sports bar complete with multiple UHD 4K screens. You'll get an excellent view from whichever seat you choose, with comfy leather booths to watch from.

Choose from a wide selection of draught beers, ales, wines and spirits. On the food front, they offer a massive range of burgers, as well as steaks, chilli and much more.

• Why I recommend: this venue is set up to really amplify sports coverage, with more than 20 TVs and a killer sound system, and the three huge 100-inch screens ensure that every single person has a great view. Right next to Bank station, this is definitely one for the after-work crowd, as it's nice and easy to get home afterwards
• Location: 30-32 Old Jewry, City of London, EC2R 8DQ
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Boasting yummy pizza, messy wings and fried chicken burgers, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a grand shout for World Cup 2026 screenings. You can get stuck into pints of beer all while watching every last second of The World Cup.

The venue also has over 20 different screens (three of which are over 100 inches) and a cutting-edge sound system so you won't miss a single second.

• Why I recommend: an outdoor space this big in the heart of Brick Lane is hard to come by, but 93 Feet East have just that, with space for 800 fans across their venue filled with big screens, including a glorious courtyard. A well-known music venue, they know how to run big-capacity events smoothly, have DJs playing football tunes to boot, and make sure the drinks are flowing throughout
• Location: 93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, E1 6QL
• Showing: England games

Music venue 93 Feet East are used to big crowds and the energy to match, which bodes well for being a top-class World Cup screening venue also. With big screens scattered throughout the indoors and outside in their large courtyard, you can take your pick from multiple viewing experiences in one space.

Entry starts from free, or you can opt to include your first drink. Plus, expect DJs playing football anthems to boost the party atmosphere and street food traders keeping you fuelled.

• Why I recommend: this is one of the most unique choices for watching the games as a fun activity bar—fling your puck down the board before the big match then settle in to back the boys. The bar is set to be buzzing with big screens and even bigger crowds, but if you prefer your own space then choose the £50 experience, where you can watch from your very own shuffleboard area complete with a TV
• Location: King's Cross, London Bridge and Canary Wharf
• Showing: England games

Electric Shuffle has got your World Cup fun and games sorted. Settle in at the bar to watch every England match with a steady stream of ice cold drinks and delicious pub grub. 

If you feel like unleashing your sporting side before the big match, warm up with an hour of shuffleboard and then stay put to follow every kick. Tickets are just £50 redeemable against your bill on the night.

• Why I recommend: You can choose between outdoor screens, the main bar or a private viewing experience here, making it suitable for all groups. From delicious jerk chicken to late-night DJ sets, this pub is offering more than just football. Bookings always go fast, though they do take walk-ins too, so make sure you arrive early to this one
• Location: 124 Kentish Town Road, NW1 9QB
• Showing: all games

Looking for somewhere to watch the World Cup? Nab a spot at the Abbey Tavern and you'll get to settle in with your mates over a few pints. Plus, you can hire a private space if you want to host a viewing party.

When hunger strikes, kitchen residents The Jerk Valley are cooking up jerk chicken, halloumi wraps, bean burgers and more. Weekends also promise DJ sets if you're sticking around until late.

• Why I recommend: from outdoor screens (and two other huge ones indoors) to some of the freshest beers around, this Hackney bar turns into the ultimate viewing destination this summer—complete with full sound. What's more, who doesn't love free entry to the games?
• Location: 17 Bohemia Place, Hackney, E8 1DU
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Hackney's coolest taproom is set to come alive to the sound of goals this summer as they're hosting screenings of every England World Cup match, along with the few others. Book your spot to secure a table, though there is standing room available too.

They're pulling out all the stops with three different big screens (including an outdoor one) and a huge matchday atmosphere, with plenty of pints and IPAs on offer thanks to their brewing set-up.

• Why I recommend: while you can secure yourself a brilliant spot with their tickets options, I like that these guys also have a walk-in option, accommodating everyone in their bustling bar. You can fully customise your matchday experience thanks to their drinks and different room selection. And of course, their screens are absolutely enormous, including a huge projector that takes over the main stage
• Location: 77 Bedford Hill, Balham, SW12 9HD
• Showing: England games

The Bedford is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup with big screens, a buzzing crowd and a packed schedule of matchday screenings from the 17th of June.

Ticket options cater to every kind of fan, from the £12 Champions Club experience, offering a reserved seat in the Club Room, a pint on arrival and premium viewing on a monster screen, to the £10 Fan Zone group ticket, which secures a table for six in the Ballroom for a lively, chant-filled atmosphere. For those flying by the seat of their pants, the venue's 'Chancer Pass' keeps the Main Bar open for walk-ins, with plenty of screens and a first-come, first-served policy. 

• Why I recommend: a comfortable, relaxed space usually frequented by Arsenal fans for having TVs at every turn and a great atmosphere, Famous Cock Tavern has it all—and it's loved by the local community too. What's more, I always enjoy their delicious Detroit-styles pizzas
• Location: 259 Upper Street, Islington, N1 1RU
• Showing: England games

Conveniently located just seven and a half steps from Highbury and Islington Station, Famous Cock Tavern is loved by the local community and beyond. Expect comfy sofas and multiple screens dotted about.

Their bar serves a wide variety of beers to suit all tastes, which you can pair with tasty plates like crispy chicken flatbreads, Detroit-style pizzas and spicy smash burgers.

• Why I recommend: for a relaxed pub feel and a brilliant British menu, you can't go wrong with the Albany—and their large projector screen ensures an excellent view of the match—alongside multiple other TVs. This is a great choice for more laid-back sports viewing, as they make everyone feel welcome across the spacious bar
• Location: 240 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, W1W 5QU
• Showing: all games

In need of a first-class venue to catch all the football action? Then head to The Albany on Great Portland Street. Not only does this haunt have plenty of screens dotted about, but it also has a large projector and plenty of lip-smacking brews on tap.

There's also a cracking food menu to keep you fuelled throughout the game. Think chicken schnitzel, steak and ale pie, loaded nachos and more.

• Why I recommend: with a choice of 10 large screens and cracking food and drink packages, you can make a real day of it at Big Belly Bar. They're showing all the biggest matches, and you can secure yourself entry and a drink for only £10. Or in their two private rooms, you can host your own watch party for between 70 and 200 guests
• Location: Unit 6 & 7, 30 Stamford Street, South Bank Central, SE1 9LQ
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Big Belly Bar on the Southbank are showing the World Cup matches live across their 10 big screens, ensuring that everyone gets an excellent view—with private hire options available too. The lively sports bar is showing all England games with a £10 entry fee, including a welcome drink.

You can also catch the other matches for free, with seating on a first come, first served basis—and there are even DJs and entertainment for the biggest fixtures. And for the ultimate viewing experience, their food and drink packages come in at £39 per person.

• Why I recommend: you won't find a much fancier place to watch the football than this, in one of the most elegant dining spaces in the whole country. It was one of the late Queen's favourite dining rooms, and you'll get to hear from a legend of the game too in a live Q and A with Peter Reid, alongside Peter Beardsley and Viv Anderson. Of course, you'll also get to indulge in a premium menu while watching
• Location: 16 Bury Street, St James's, SW1Y 6AJ
• Showing: select England games

For a more upscale take on World Cup season, Quaglino's is hosting an evening with football legend Peter Reid across all three of England's group stage games.

Tickets (from £127.20) include a welcome drink, three-course dinner, and a live Q&A with Peter Reid and guest speakers (including Peter Beardsley and Viv Anderson) before kick-off—with dessert timed perfectly for half-time. Who said football couldn't be classy?

• Why I recommend: South West London's biggest beer garden is exactly where you need to be when the World Cup rolls into town, and their giant HD screens mean that you won't miss a single goal. They really commit to the matchday experience here, promising a buzzing atmosphere. And with garden huts that boast their own TVs, you can settle in with your mates to watch in a secluded space
• Location: 538 Garratt Lane, Earlsfield, SW17 0NY
• Showing: all games

The Leather Bottle is turning Earlsfield into the ultimate football playground for the FIFA World Cup. Expect big screens, ice-cold pints, stacked match-day plates and the electric atmosphere that only comes with the world's biggest tournament.

Every tackle, goal and VAR twist will be shown live on its full HD giant screens, and on private screens in their garden huts, with the sound up and the crowd roaring. Put on your colours, pull up a stool, claim your table and back the boys with all your might.

• Why I recommend: a popular bar that's beloved by Arsenal fans, with a particularly strong following of women who love football, Someday knows how to celebrate a big match. You can expect projector screens offering a great view of the fixture, and their tasty menu from Alby's Pizza is perfect for dining with the football
• Location: 2 City North Place, Finsbury Park, N4 3HQ
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Home to plenty of HD screens and a cracking food and drinks menu, Someday in Finsbury Park is an ideal stop-off in the city for sports games. And as it's close to the Emirates stadium, they're used to hosting a whole load of fans when the football's on.

So, what's on the menu? When you're not cheering on your team, be sure to order the signature buttermilk chicken tacos or Alby's Pizza slices.

• Why I recommend: when you grab a seat in front of their large projector, or one of the other large HD screens, you'll be guaranteed an amazing view of the game. Expect warm Irish hospitality and brilliant happy hour prices, just moments away from Holborn station
• Location: 18 Great Queen Street, Holborn, WC2 5DG
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

The Hercules Pillars is a beautiful boozer in which to settle down to watch the World Cup, as there's a huge projector screen and top-notch TVs. This Irish spot has your viewing parties sorted, with an excellent happy hour deal on weekdays from 4 to 7pm.

To go with your drinks? An extensive menu that spans chilli squid bites, vegetable pizzas and crispy chicken burgers, to name just a few dishes.

• Why I recommend: the bar is always well-stocked here, and the screens are large enough to ensure a great view for everyone—and what better way to celebrate the result than with a bit of karaoke singing Vindaloo? Booking is essential for England games as I know how packed this place gets, or you can even book a private screening in their function room upstairs
• Location: 126 York Way, King's Cross, N1 0AX
• Showing: England games

Just a short hop from King's Cross, The Star of Kings is a great place for soaking up the World Cup atmosphere in the city. With big screens and a brilliant selection behind the bar, you can follow every second of the action with ice cold pints and creative cocktails.

Outside, the beer terrace is perfect for soaking up some pre-match rays. So, round up your mates, pop on your colours and secure your spot to back the boys to glory. Even better? they've got private karaoke rooms for afterwards, as well as an exclusive viewing space upstairs with its own TVs.

• Why I recommend: we love how cosy and colourful this place is, and locals love it for a good reason. Their large projector screens provide an excellent view, and they've got possibly the most extensive burger menu I've ever seen. They're also known for lively post-match celebrations, so it's well worth sticking around afterwards too
• Location: 1 Clapham Common Southside, Clapham, SW4 7AA

A cosy favourite on the corner of Clapham Common, when people aren't watching time go by with great pints, vegan options and roasts at Belle Vue, the sport is where they're at, with the pub hosting this year's big matches.

They've got both TNT and Sky Sports, with plush sofas to watch from, and a vibrant atmosphere is guaranteed. 

• Why I recommend: if you're planning to watch the match with the whole crew, Boxhall City has you covered, with group-friendly areas and all kinds of food and drinks up for grabs. It's a top pick for larger groups, as they're taking bookings for 25 people or more. The atmosphere is always electric here, with a real crowd vibe reminiscent of a stadium
• Location: 29 Liverpool Street, EC2M 7PD
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Much more than a regular sports bar, Boxhall City is sure to bring big match atmosphere when the World Cup rolls into town. Welcoming groups of 25 or more, this place is beaming every kick on its giant, crystal clear screens. 

As you back the boys to victory (hopefully), you can tuck into dishes from a choice of 14 kitchens. There's plenty more to keep you refreshed too, from expertly crafted cocktails to fine wines and top notch pints.

• Why I recommend: with a lively atmosphere at the best of times, this Scandinavian-inspired sports bar will well and truly erupt when the World Cup rolls around. You'll struggle to find larger screens than these, plastered across every wall, and there's plenty of additional entertainment thanks to their interactive darts and arcade machines
• Location: 25 Newman Street, Soho, W1T 1PN
• Showing: all games

A Scandinavian sports bar just steps from Oxford Street, Nordic Bar is perfect for World Cup watching in the city. With screens the size of the Norwegian fjords, you won't miss a single second of the action. 

To get into the competitive spirit pre-match, there's interactive darts, retro arcade machines and beer pong. In-game refreshments come in many forms too, from Swedish meatballs to Nordic beers, wines and cocktails.

• Why I recommend: lively and charming, this Hackney pub keeps things simple with five big screens and a range of great beer. Plus, I'd recommend coming down earlier in the day to take advantage of their gorgeous garden beforehand, or perhaps to sing a few songs in the private karaoke room
• Location: 38 Kenton Road, Hackney, E9 7AB
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

You won't miss a single second of the action over at The Kenton in East London, thanks to its four large screens dotted all around the venue. While you watch the beautiful game, take advantage of the strong selection of beers on offer.

And as if that wasn't enough? There's a quirky, colourful beer garden to spill out into afterward, as well as a private karaoke room.

• Why I recommend: with one of the largest screens in the whole city, you won't miss a thing here, and I love the electric atmosphere of their outdoor space. And if you're looking for food while you watch, you won't find a bigger selection than this, with a whole market full of stalls to choose from, alongside fresh beer made only using malt, water, hops and yeast
• Location: 42 Newington Causeway, SE1 6DR
• Showing: all games

Flaunting a massive 20 square-metre screen, German Kraft Brewery is a great choice for watching all the World Cup games outdoors. You'll find it within Mercato Metropolitano in Elephant and Castle, with plenty of seating space and a cracking selection of beer.

They're giving out 10 free pints every time England or Germany score, and entry is free as well. Secure £10 litre steins and themed cocktails, as well as more than 50 different cuisines on offer from around the market.

• Why I recommend: perched on the Bermondsey Beer Mile, you can count on these guys for great quality beer while you watch the game—and their pre-match entertainment turns matchday into a real experience. The screens are massive, and you can even order Yard Sale Pizza straight to your table
• Location: Arch 88, Druid Street, Bermondsey, SE1 2HQ
• Showing: England games

Get in the swing of World Cup fever along the Bermondsey Beer Mile. At Fabal Beerhall, you can expect pre-match entertainment to get you in the mood, with the best goals of games gone by on the big screens and a classic football soundtrack. 

There's plenty to keep you in good spirits along the way, from British brews and international lagers to English wines, cocktails and Yard Sale pizza. There's even more good news—every ticket includes a free pint.

• Why I recommend: this is a quirkier choice for football, as it is usually a restaurant rather than sports bar, and I love how they've transformed their spaces to be all about the World Cup with screens and flags galore. Plus, what could be better than pizza, beer and World Cup screenings under one roof?
• Location: Canary Wharf, Hyde Park, Chelsea and Shoreditch
• Showing: England games

If you're looking for a more food-focused spot to watch the games in, then check out Pizza Pilgrims. They've got sites everywhere from Canary Wharf to Chelsea and Hyde Park, where they'll be showing every single England game alongside the quarters, semis and finals.

Tickets cost £4, including a free can if Beavertown Beer, or a non-alcoholic alternative. You'll get a guaranteed seat with a great view, and there'll be some surprises on the day (as well as plenty of pizza to tuck into).

• Why I recommend: proper pub grub, crisp Meantime beers and every second beamed on the big screen—this place is hard to beat. There are TVs almost everywhere you look too, with 13 in total across the bar, so you'll be able to catch every single moment, and there's a whole floor dedicated to sports, alongside an outdoor terrace with excellent views
• Location: Unit 3 Green Place, Peninsula Square, SE10 0PE
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

An effortlessly-cool bar centred around the Meantime brand, The Dial sits right in the middle of bustling Greenwich. With a 360 bar and screens in every direction on a whole floor dedicated to watching football, it's a great spot to follow every second of the action when the World Cup rolls around this summer. 

• Why I recommend: with multiple large screens and one 120-inch projector, you can follow every kick at Leadbelly's—there's even one above the oche, so you can throw darts while you back the boys. It's guaranteed to be filled with football fans, and every goal promises a celebration like no other
• Location: Montreal House, SE16 7AQ
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Just a stone's throw from the station, Leadbelly's Bar & Kitchen is a certified Canada Water institution. With a focus on great food and a wide selection of drinks, it's a dream spot for World Cup watching. 

From the bar bites to the Sunday roasts, every dish is cooked fresh and delivered to your seat. There's plenty behind the bar to keep you refreshed too, so you can follow the action on the big screen with a steady flow of beers, wines and cracking cocktails.

• Why I recommend: this place is a must for craft beer fans, with sports at the heart of everything they do, and I love the cool, rock 'n' roll vibe. There are seven large screens, as well as a cracking sound system so you won't miss any commentary. Their garden is great for a few pre-match pints in the sun as well
• Location: 17 Vanston Place, Fulham, SW6 1AY

Wondering where to watch the World Cup? London's Wolfpack Inn is coming in hot with its combination of craft beer, cool stripped-back interiors and mouthwatering burgers to keep you fed.

This Fulham favourite has got multiple state-of-the-art screens to watch the game on. Plus, the rock 'n' roll vibes here are sure to help you stick around after the game.

• Why I recommend: a former world record holder for the longest bar, so you won't wait long for a drink, this pub is truly impressive and boasts a vibrant atmosphere on match days—filled with World Cup-appropriate flags. Plus, I love their hearty British menu
• Location: 2 St Johns Hill, Clapham Junction, SW11 1RU
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Falcon is a proper old pub fronting a display of flags behind the bar, plenty of screens and traditional interiors. It once held the Guinness World Record for the longest bar, so you know there are plenty of drinks on offer.

If that wasn't enough to attract you down to the friendly spot come your team's FIFA World Cup screenings, then maybe the delicious British dishes will seal the deal. We're talking sausage and mash, loaded chunky chips or garlic chicken schnitzel.