Where To Watch The World Cup 2022

The Three Lions will be heading to Qatar for the World Cup - make sure you don't miss the tense first game by grabbing a spot at The Hive London. Offering up to 4,500 seat and boasting a massive screen, this is one venue that will be electric on matchday.

Matchbox in Shoreditch are letting you grab booking tickets, which will give you exclusive early bird access to table bookings. What does that mean? That you'll get to see all of the World Cup action with a great view in front of one of the 55-inch screens.

A lovely, local pub over in Putney, The Jolly Gardeners is a popular spot for relaxed drinks and hearty roasts. But it's also a great place for watching sports, as it boasts numerous screens showing the fixtures, as well as a lively atmosphere come game days.

For those top-notch World Cup screenings, make your way to Skylight Peckham. Get ready as this sky-high venue will be touting a boatload of fun antics this year. So expect plenty of large screens dotted about the place, alongside a tasty menu of hearty grub or ice-cold brews.

While it may not seem like your typical boozer to watch the World Cup, Aeronaut is putting on quite the show with non-stop sports action on their large screens. Taking place in two different rooms, the venue also promises plenty of drinks to keep you well-watered.

Upgrade your boring ol' World Cup 2022 plans with Trapeze Bar on Great Eastern Street. Expect a fun-packed range of events to support England, which will include screening the games on their HD TVs, alongside sipping on a range of bespoke drinks.

For those World Cup 2022 antics with your closest pals, head along to Pizza Pilgrims. Touting venues across the city, from City to West India Quay, these watering holes are sure to impress with football-ready projector screens and unlimited pizza slices. You won't want to miss out on this.

If only the best seats in the house for the World Cup 2022 will do, then this London bar is all you need. Head to Nordic for Scandinavian-style decor and an unrivalled atmosphere, with screens aplenty and even food or drinks packages to keep you refreshed.

The Prince Albert is a lovely pub in Notting Hill that's going to be showing all of the action throughout the World Cup tournament. Settle in for a day watching the matches, while draught beers, cocktails and tasty scran will be on the go.

Boasting yummy pizza, messy wings and fried chicken burgers, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a grand shout come game day. 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 so you won't miss a single second.

Sometimes finding the best spot to watch The World Cup can be pretty time-consuming. Luckily, Hope & Anchor in Brixton has got you sorted. Boasting over 20 screens to catch all the action, along with a private hut for those seeking VIP treatment, this hotspot won't disappoint.

Fancy your World Cup viewing with a side order of entertainment? Bat & Ball in Stratford 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.

From Brixton to Soho, Barrio are combining fun party bar with all the World Cup action you could want this winter season. Better yet, there's 2 for 1 cocktails and £3 tacos until 9pm Monday to Thursday, so you can fill up while you watch.

In need of World Cup plans in North London? Then make your way to The Arnos Arms on Bowes Road. This top-notch boozer is serving all the footie vibes in its laidback space for 2022. Think pub grub, craft brews and plenty of HD screens to watch every goal.

Falcon is a proper ol' pub fronting a display of flags behind the bar, plenty of screens and traditional interiors. If that wasn't enough to attract you down to the friendly spot come your team's FIFA World Cup screenings, then maybe the delish British dishes will seal the deal.

For one of the best places to watch the World Cup 2022 in London, this great German-inspired bar near Liverpool Street is fronting beers, bratwurst and full coverage of all the football action during the season.

Being close to Highbury Fields and the Emirates Stadium, The Alwyne Castle knows all about getting into the football spirit - and the 2022 FIFA World Cup is no exception. Settle down in front of the screens and roaring open fire here, with a pint in-hand.

If you need somewhere to watch the World Cup 2022 in London, then The Bermondsey Bierkeller is just the place. Think sloshing steins of German beer and hearty street food across a variety of packages, all while seeing the action unfold. 

Football pub White Horse Beckenham is sure to show all the greatest World Cup 2022 fixtures, including England games and any huge draws. See all the thrills and spills of the tournament across the screens, all while tucking into bottomless pizza brunches, affordable lunches or a bottomless pizza brunch.

Found over in Battersea, Hawkins Forge is a cool pub for an afternoon sipping and eating. But if you're wondering where to watch the World Cup in South London? It boasts plenty of screens, where you can while away the hours watching the games.

Catch the Qatar World Cup 2022 at Rocket Euston in Kings Cross. Head inside for an awesome range of mouthwatering burgers, from beef to chicken, or a few tasty slices of pizza, all while watching every boot of the ball on the flat-screen TVs dotted about the venue.

Colourful boozer The Bull can be found on Islington's famous Upper Street fronting dishes served tapas-style and craft beer to wash it down with. If that's not enough to get you in for the footie, then maybe the big screens will tempt you.

Looking for great drinks and a big screen to watch the World Cup in London? Ten Bells are here for you with a great range of gins, beers and wines, an extremely friendly atmosphere, and a spot near their huge screen just for you.

With the 2022 Qatar World Cup on the horizon, you'll be on the hunt for the perfect place to catch England in action. The Leyton Star is a solid choice, thanks to a lineup of delicious pints and mouthwatering grub. Plus, there's a private karaoke room for belting out Three Lions afterwards.

Wondering where is showing the World Cup England matches in Balham? The Bedford is showing the games across its venue, including its huge ballroom and spacious club room that'll both have massive screens. While you watch, enjoy tasty grub and tipples aplenty.

The Lyttelton Arms is a Camden staple, with a contemporary boozer aesthetic and a fantastic selection of grub up for grabs, from burgers and chicken through to fish and chips. And when the World Cup is on, you can bet that this pub will be absolutely buzzing.

To catch all the England fixtures at the 2022 World Cup, look no further than The Prince of Wales Brixton. This cool venue boasts a huge LED screen to catch all the action on, alongside a lineup of stadium-inspired street food to keep you fed.

When it comes to watching the World Cup in London, there's nothing quite like a private space. Escape the loud punters, forget queing for a drink at the bar and don't worry about trying to find a spot to sit, as all this is taken care of at Inamo's private Games Room.

When you're after relaxed football pubs showing the World Cup in West London, Chiswick's The Crown and Anchor is coming in hot with a combo of premium drinks, period features, plenty of screens and sociable sharing platters. Make this your next pick for the England draw.

The Goat is a quirky watering hole conveniently located in Clapham Junction, one where wood-panelling, copper work, marble tables, mis-matched chairs and artwork combine to create a unique atmosphere. Plus, the booze is flowing and there's pub grub aplenty to keep you feeling refreshed throughout.

Home to plenty of HD screens and a crackin' food and drinks menu, Someday in Finsbury Park is an ideal stop-off in the city for sports games. So, what's on the menu? When you're not cheering on your team, be sure to order the signature buttermilk chicken tacos or Ace Pizza's slices.

Bringing you all the action from the World Cup 2022, not to mention so great grub, tasty cocktails and picturesque views over the Paddington basin, Lockhouse is one of the best bars in London to watch the football this summer.

To catch all the thrills and spills of the World Cup games, De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar has your back. Not only have these guys got a killer atmosphere, but also a smattering of screens throughout the space and a menu of pub classics to munch.

Struggling to find somewhere to watch the World Cup? Well, Sports Bar & Grill really has it all - not only are there screens at nearly every corner and at tables, but this joint slings out a fantastic menu of food. So, head on over, grab yourself a table and let the games unfold in front of you.

Royal Standard Blackheath is tucked between the leafy suburbs of Blackheath and Greenwich Park. While this pub might date back to the 1800s, it's screens for watching the footie are anything but old. Better yet, they're supplying the gut-busting burgers you'll need to fuel up.

Hiver Taproom is the ideal place to head come the FIFA World Cup, as the space is offering a killer atmosphere alongside plenty of craft beer to keep you going throughout. To catch every kick, there's no better place. 

When in need of big screens showing the World Cup 2022 in London, The Junction is coming up trumps. Settle down in the sprawling outdoor space or in front of the indoor TVs, all while sipping craft brews or cocktails.

World Cup screenings in South London are made all the more easy at East Putney Tavern, the all-day pub and restaurant that is pimping up the footie with bottomless beer, an extensive gin collection and a scrumptious British menu.

Boasting numerous big screens, a banging selection of mouthwatering grub and an epic range of boozy beverages, The North Star is the place to go to watch the footie. And when the World Cup is on, you can expect an unbeatable game day atmosphere.

Soho Zebrano's England World Cup screenings are sure to set you right for supporting the Lions across the tournament. Expect huge projector screens and a lineup of packages, such as sharing platters and booze aplenty.

The Running Horse in Aldgate has got you covered when it comes to catching the World Cup 2022 in London. Head over to the City for pints of fresh tank Truman beers, British bar snacks and unbeatable atmosphere.

West End favourite Tiger Tiger is going to be screening the FIFA World Cup 2022 on its massive projector screens and many TVs. If you grab yourself a free booking token now, you'll have priority access to table bookings so that you'll have the best view in the house.

Ealing boozer Drapers Arms boasts everything sports and live music you could ever need, alongside a sumptuous British menu for keeping you fed. To top it off, you'll be pairing your World Cup screenings with top-drawer real ales, premium lager and more. 

Want to watch all the action while chowing down on tasty bites and soaking up drinks south of the river? For internationally-inspired cuisine, a great beer selection and a top-notch view of the football, head to this cool Southwark pub for all your World Cup needs this season.

Warm up with a session of table football, before moving on to the main event at this footie-themed bar. Expect comfort food, cocktails and 3D matches at one of the best bars in London to watch the World Cup.

The Commercial at Herne Hill is a football pub at heart, so you know the punters are taking their games seriously here. To top it off? you'll be knocking back pints and munching through mouthwatering meals throughout, thanks to the menus here. 

Located in Bow, Green Goose is a traditional pub that will be joining in with the World Cup fun. Head over to East London to find cosy corners and a quaint garden that's great for alfresco beers and homely food dishes.

One of the best places in London to catch the World Cup 2022, this friendly local pub in Crystal Palace offers giant screens, tasty grub and a giant beer garden for sunning yourself between halves.

Ruby Blue is set to be one seriously popular spot for watching the World Cup tournament this winter. Not only does it boasts projector screens and HD TVs, but also fun bar games and wicked cocktails. But to make sure you get a seat, bag yourself a booking ticket.

Wondering where to watch the World Cup in East London? Greenwich spot The Lost Hour has your back. Head here to catch all the action while tucking into wing challenges, listening to the electric jukebox and sipping pints.

When it comes to places to watch the World Cup in Hammersmith, The Sindercombe Social is a great shout. While tucking into scrumptious burgers and delicious fish 'n' chips, you can catch every last minute of the big game on their HD screens.

When in need of outdoor bars showing the World Cup in London, look no further than The Brixton Courtyard. While better known for its party antics and drag bingo, this place sure knows how to put on an event once the biggest sporting feats of the year roll round.

For pubs showing the World Cup in London, Wolfpack is coming in hot with its combo of craft beer, cool stripped-back interiors and mouthwatering burgers to keep you fed. Plus, the rock 'n' roll vibes here are sure to help you stick around after the game.

There's no better place to watch the 2022 World Cup than a classic British boozer. The Bull & Gate is a rustic watering hole delivering just that, with chilled draught beers, hearty pub grub and cosy nooks to hunker down in to catch the football.

If you're in need of a top-notch spot to catch the action, then check out The G.O.A.T World Cup 2022 Pop-Up at Infernos on Clapham High Street. Expect to watch every boot of the ball on the huge screen, all while enjoying tunes from a live brass band and quaffing tasty bevvies.

The Cornershop is going to be absolutely buzzing during the World Cup, thanks to its multiple HD screens peppered about the place, as well as its epic live sports packages. Pop along to wolf down juicy burgers and tasty nachos, with excellent beers and cocktails to hand.

For all your football viewing pleasures, you'll definitely want to check out Toca Social's lineup of events. You and the gang can book a private box, so you can tip back on buckets of Moretti while enjoying some scrumptious game food.

If you're on the hunt for fabulous World Cup haunts, check out The Volunteer. Settle into the cosy boozer and catch every minute of the same as you munch on the likes of cheeseburgers, Korean fried chicken or calamari strips, alongside freshly pulled pints and a buzzing ambience. 

If you're after plenty of pints of Guinness, gut-bustin' burgers, a smattering of screens across all venues or bottomless pizza brunches while you watch, then O'Neill's London pubs are some of the best places to catch the World Cup 2022. Head down to find out what we're talking about.

Temple Brew House is one of the best places to watch the World Cup 2022 in London, thanks to its craft beer brewed on-site and the menu of tender, smokey dishes to tuck into. Not only will you keep refreshed here, but there's interactive darts for half-time and any breaks between games.

Nestled on Denmark Hill, Phoenix Windsor Walk is set to be a popular spot come the World Cup. It boasts colourful murals and plenty of space for all of you sports fans, as well as juicy burgers, succulent chicken dishes and hearty roasts to keep you comfortably stuffed throughout.

The Rolling Stock Fanzone is throwing open its doors for all games at the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Think VIP, private experiences with your own TVs and bar, or standing and table tickets in front of the big screen.

While Park Tavern is a local favourite due to its real fireplaces and mega menu of refreshments, it's also a popular plot for game days. Grab yourself a seat to catch the high-stakes matches, with South African grub and refreshing drinks to keep your energy up.

Watching the World Cup this year? Ditch the couch and celebrate with style in 2022 with a huge viewing party at The Albion. Grab your friends and treat yourself to scrumptious eats and refreshing brews, with screens in every corner.

When it comes to World Cup viewing experiences, talkSPORT Fan Zone is a top-notch choice. Make your way to Leake Street Arches in Waterloo, where you'll be able to find plenty of commentary from best-loved names, Q&A sessions with football experts and huge HD screens.

In need of a first-class venue to catch all the footie 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. 

Head to Skylight at Tobacco Dock for its 'Pitchside' outdoor screenings of the World Cup 2022 fixtures. Book yourself into this 500-person capacity fan zone in a cool car park setting, so you can drink in all the action on its huge 5 metre by 4 metre screen.

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 and delicious comfort eats. Plus, you can hire a private space if you want to host a viewing party.

When in need of casinos showing the World Cup 2022 in London, Grosvenor Casino St Giles and The Victoria have your back. These haunts in the west side of central London promise cards between the games, big screens and hearty fare to fill you up.