Where To Watch The World Cup 2022 In Manchester

Manchester Bierkeller might be the place for a Bavarian-themed bash, but it's also home to our city's biggest sports bar, Shooters. Take a trip around the world in 80 beers, while you watch every match-up in the World Cup 2022 draw.

Bringing on the big screens, Black Dog Ballroom is the place to watch the football in Manchester and is showing all of the England games live. With their great selection of cocktails, beer and food, plus pool for afters, you'll be more than happy to catch it all here.

For cold pints, deals on food and drink, and vintage boozer vibes, head to The Sawyer Arms. Their live streaming capabilities are backed up by traditional interiors and plenty to keep you refreshed throughout, so it's a great place to meet up with mates.

As serious about roulette as they are about sport, these 24-hour liquid lounges will be opening up their doors for each and every match. With affordable fare, HD screens and a fun-filled environment, Grosvenor Casino Didsbury and Salford are top-notch destinations to see the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Manchester.

This quirky Oxford Road boozer's real selling point is its two super-sized screens. A converted theatre and cinema, The Footage still boasts its original vintage balcony overlooking a massive projector screen behind the bar, ensuring you don't miss a moment.

From its reputation as a foodie haven to its many TVs and the projector, Dive Bar & Grill is a cool venue to gather all your mates in - one where you won't miss a moment of the action. Kick back in their inviting leather chairs, pint in hand, to catch every one of England's games and other exciting contests.

If you're on the hunt for an affordable pub to hunker down in for the biggest games, Turing Tap is just the place. It's fronting hearty fare and cheap pints to keep you fed and watered throughout this great period of live sport.

Fronting a huge projector downstairs and plenty of HD screens across both floors, Yates Manchester is just the place for a football fanatic. Better yet, their beer towers and all-day drinks deals of bombs and cocktails are great value, while pints are affordable too.

Walkabout are known for three things: being Australian, having wonderfully cheap drinks, and being a great place for live sport. So if you want somewhere to watch the World Cup in Manchester, their swarm of HD TVs, giant projector screen and amazing atmosphere will ensure you have the best time.

Great food and drink makes The Director's Box an ideal Manchester bar to watch the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Not only does it offer up a delicious menu of sharing boards and burgers, but they also deliver a tasty selection of gins and beers. You'll struggle to find better front row seats.  

If you thought Lola Lo was all nights out and tiki drinks, then it's time to be surprised. Their big screens are the perfect way to make sure you don't miss a game, with sharing cocktails, craft beers and wine behind the bar for when you get thirsty.

The Tib Street Tavern prides itself on the sheer amount of sporting events they show. With its vintage pub design combined with more contemporary features, you can rock up and see the football on any number of their plasma TV screens or projectors. 

A new kid on the block since the last football World Cup, Box is sure to be kicking it up a notch come this year's tournament. Known to be one of the best sports bars in the city thanks to all the screens dotted around the venue, it's bound to be fronting a lively atmosphere and plenty of grub to boot.

Set to showcase all of the best football action, this wholly cool industrial space will be showing the great games in all their atmospheric glory. Twenty Twenty Two is a top choice thanks to its beers, popcorn-topped cocktails, and darts boards, table tennis or beer pong to keep you entertained at halftime.

Live sports have always played a large part in Mulligans' electric atmosphere, so you can count on them putting on a big performance. They draw an eclectic crowd, giving you prime opportunity to sink pints Guinness with friends and strangers alike, as you all cheer on your country's colours. 

If you're wondering where to watch the World Cup final in Manchester, and every game prior, Cafe Football is the place for you. Named after the beautiful game, this spot is mad about football. With screens at every glance, it's making all fans feel at home.