As one of the most important footballing cities in the world, there's no doubt that we have a whole host of incredible venues to watch all the best games of this FIFA tournament. Get behind the three lions by settling down in the top boozers and bars this city has to offer, with some of the largest screens to boot. With that in mind, here are our recommendations for big screens showing the 2026 World Cup in Manchester.
Thanks to The Vega Lounge's large projector screen and other TVs, Manchester235 is the ideal place to watch the 2026 World Cup. Not only that, but you can enjoy gaming and cards during any halftime breaks or between games, all while supping cocktails.
With a 60'' screen and an entire wall of TVs too, Walkabout should be big enough for even the most ardent football fan. The lively Aussie bar is one of the best places to watch the World Cup 2026 in Manchester, with plenty of burgers and pints to boot.
Football is taking over Sixes Cricket for the tournament, offering up penalty kick simulations for you and your mates to try, alongside the all-important games showing across huge screens. Then, there's pool and the usual batting nets to boot. What a night out.
One of the best football pubs in Manchester, you can be sure that Yates is ready and raring for all you fans. From the huge projector on the ground floor, to other smaller ones dotted around the venue, you can't go wrong. Plus, their beer taps are pretty damn cool.
@ The Bedford on Various dates from Wednesday 17th June 2026
Boasting a two-metre screen alongside two HD TVs, The Bedford in Balham is a great spot for watching the World Cup in South London. There's always space for some walk-ins, or you can pre-book a package for guaranteed seats.
£10 will secure a table of six, or their Hat Trick Ticket costs £70. This includes a seat at any England game, even the final if we're in it, promising a great view.
@ Hope & Anchor on Wednesday 17th June 2026 and 2 other dates
To make sure you don't miss a single second of the action this summer, head to Hope & Anchor in Brixton. They've got more than 20 different TVs to watch on, including a giant garden screen.
Secure entry to the venue for £5.50, or reserve one of their outdoor huts for something a little more exclusive.
With a name like Cafe Football, it's no surprise that this Manchester venue will be making sure you don't miss a moment of the sporting action. From large screens through to smaller ones, this spot has got your viewing needs covered.
While Twenty Twenty Two's ultimate sport is ping pong, they rarely miss out on huge sporting events to stream either. Cracking out the big screen and some seriously good cocktails in their wholly cool industrial space, they'll be showcasing all the very best games in World Cup 2026 draw.
Widely known as one of the best sports bars in the city, Tib Street Tavern will be pulling out all the stops for their punters. From the big screen to their affordable pints and vintage interior design, this cool spot has any footie fan's back.
