Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Newcastle

• Why we recommend: with a prime position right outside St James', STACK lives and breathes football. Their screens are truly massive, and the brilliant sound system means you'll be able to hear the action, as well as watching it
• Location: St James', Strawberry Lane, NE1 4SG
• Showing: England games

Perched right outside St James' stadium, STACK acts as a Newcastle FC fan zone, and come the World Cup they'll be celebrating all things England. They're showing all the Three Lions games here and at their other venues in the city centre and Seaburn, with bookings available if you want to secure your space.

Their enormous HD screens mean that you won't miss a single second of the action, with immersive sound and long tables that work well for big groups. They have both indoor and outdoor seating areas, with heaters to keep you warm, and several bars serving drinks. Hungry? There are countless street food vendors on-site too.

• Why we recommend: the biggest fan zone in the whole city, the O2 City Hall Fanpark welcomes thousands of guests for every England match - promising great views from the huge stage screen and an electric atmosphere thanks to the DJs and hosts
• Location: Northumberland Road, NE1 8SF
• Showing: England games

4theFans are bringing Newcastle's biggest fan park to O2 City Hall this summer, streaming all the England matches on stage. They have welcomed over 400,000 fans over the past five years, so they really know what they're doing, creating an unforgettable evening hosted by Sky Sports Presenter.

There'll be DJs playing iconic England anthems, before the Three Lions take to the pitch as the crowd cheers. Nab tickets for as little as £6, with general standing or seated balcony options available.

• Why we recommend: a great pick for outdoor screens, as well as multiple indoors, this lively Osborne Road haunt will be welcoming a big crowd come match day
• Location: The Carlton Hotel, 82-86 Osborne Road, NE2 2AP
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

Known as one of the best sports bars in Newcastle, it's no surprise that Spy Bar is a popular location to watch the World Cup 2026. Rolling out drinks deals, food offers and an awesome match day atmosphere, you're always in for a good time at this Jesmond bar.

They've got 13 HD screens, including some out on the terrace, as well as an interactive dart board for some half-time fun. When hunger strikes, their menu spans burgers, wings, fries and more.

• Why we recommend: looking for an epic atmosphere, ice cold pints and big screen action? Watch the World Cup at Fleet Street
• Location: 14-16 Pudding Chare, NE1 1UE
• Showing: England games

Fleet Street is transforming into an epic fan park for every England game. Get down here to follow the Three Lions on five massive screens - giving you all the atmosphere of the stadium with easy access to the bar.

To add to the World Cup fever, there's a Golden Ticket prize draw and all kinds of other entertainment - from a keepy-up challenge to head tennis, beer pong and free games of pool. Secure your spot from just £5.50.

• Why we recommend: with fun games on-site and a menu full of comfort eats, this local boozer comes with plenty of extra perks alongside the sports screenings
• Location: 79 West Gate Road, NE1 1SQ
• Showing: all games

Geordie Star's got your World Cup viewing covered. With big screens in all directions, you'll get all the atmosphere of the stadium with a much comfier seat.

To get you in the competitive spirit pre-match, there's pool, darts and classic consoles. When it's time to refuel, tuck into matchday snacks like pizza, fried chicken and loaded fries.

• Why we recommend: one of our more unique choices, this quirky activity bar comes with electronic dartboards and a vast menu of cool cocktails and pizzas. It's also a great choice for more private screenings, as you can reserve your own area for a group with the darts package
• Location: 22 Nelson Street, NE1 7AP
• Showing: England games

Follow every moment of England's World Cup journey at Flight Club. As you cheer every kick, tackle and goal, you can fill up on pub grub and cool down with a steady stream of ice cold drinks. 

If you're just here to watch the action, book a table in the bar. To get a little sporty yourself, warm up with an hour of electronic darts at the oche before the big match - which comes with your own private screen for the game, rather than watching in the main seating area.

• Why we recommend: this buzzing outdoor space comes alive when the football is on, and their giant outdoor screen allows for an amazing view. Plus, tickets cost just £3 for the England matches, guaranteeing you a spot
• Location: Highbridge Square, NE1 1EN
• Showing: England games

Hidden away behind Grey Street, Frate is an outdoor bar and event space that boasts huge screens in their outside space. Their £3 tickets guarantee you entry to the game, with long tables that are great for large groups to watch from.

You'll often find DJs here for some extra atmosphere, and they serve a range of street food too - from pizzas to burgers and loaded fries. Drinks will also be flowing at the bar, and it backs on to Market Shaker for some post-match celebrations.

• Why we recommend: a buzzing sports bar with all sorts of screens and entertainment, WonderBar is an affordable and welcoming choice
• Location: The Gate, Newcastle Street, NE1 5RE
• Showing: all games before 3am

If you're looking for bars to watch the football in Newcastle, then head on over to WonderBar. It's touting a great location inside The Gate, with HD screens to catch all the action, alongside interactive dartboards for a little added competition.

There are a cracking selection of beers available, among other drinks. If you're feeling peckish, tuck into the likes of barbecue chicken wraps, bacon cheeseburgers or Geordie pizzas topped with fries and garlic mayo.

• Why we recommend: transforming into a lively fan zone, Freight Island is a versatile venue that offers multiple different food and drink options. They've got 10 massive screens that really give you a great view, and with DJs and a buzzing atmosphere, the celebrations will continue all day long
• Location: 54 Newgate Street, NE1 5RQ
• Showing: England games

Newcastle's newest food, drink and party spot, Freight Island will be showing the World Cup across its 10 huge screens. They're offering bookable tables and free tickets to England matches, as well as the final regardless of who's in it. They'll also be adding to the experience with local DJs playing before and after the game.

Sip beer brewed in Byker while you watch, with three bars on-site - alongside 12 different kitchens. Expect juicy patties from Meat Stack, cheesy slices by I Scream For Pizza, FUKU's Asian fusion bites and much more. The vibe is set to be electric, as they're creating a real fan zone feel.

• Why we recommend: a popular pub for watching sports and playing pool, the Hancock has got quite a reputation among football fans
• Location: 2a Hancock Street, NE2 4PU
• Showing: England and Scotland games

Found just a stone's throw from Jesmond and the University, Hancock is a pub showing the World Cup 2026 in Newcastle. Whether you begin in their spacious beer garden or take to the pool tables at half-time, this venue is sure to hit the spot.

They've got one of the biggest drinks selections around, from cocktails to pints and wine. To go with these? Scrumptious dishes like double mushroom pizzas, katsu chicken burgers or fish and chips.

• Why we recommend: this is the ultimate spot for those who want a side of entertainment with their football - between the massive drinks discounts and the backup karaoke rooms, the vibes remain unmatched regardless of the score
• Location: 27-31 Groat Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1UQ
• Showing: England games

The only place to watch England this summer, CosyJoes transforms into a high-octane fan zone where the atmosphere is as legendary as the game itself. They offer an incredible 0-0 incentive with 25% off all drinks from an hour before kick-off until the first goal is scored, making it perhaps the only bar in the city where you'll be secretly rooting for a defensive stalemate.

For just £10, you can secure your spot and bag three pints to get you started, while resident DJs handle the pre and post-match madness. And if the on-pitch action takes a turn for the worse, you can always retreat upstairs to the karaoke booths to sing your heart out - because at CosyJoes, it's coming home one way or another.

• Why we recommend: flaunting a filling pub menu and a relaxed interior, this place offers a lively but welcoming viewing experience
• Location: 38 Neville Street, NE1 5DF
• Showing: England games

Searching for Newcastle pubs showing the World Cup? Then head to Victoria Comet, which is a short walk from the River Tyne. This well-loved boozer offers a range of fantastic drinks and HD screens to catch all the football antics.

That's not all though, as there's also a hearty menu to keep you fuelled. We're talking mushroom and spinach suet pie, garlic chicken schnitzel or beef brisket burgers.

• Why we recommend: bringing you all the action around the clock, this place is great if you want big match energy no matter who's out on the pitch
• Location: 100 St. James Boulevard, NE1 4BN
• Showing: all games

Open all day, every day, Grosvenor Casino is beaming every match live on its giant HD screens. Whether you're here to watch a battling group game or the showpiece final, you can expect all the sound of the stadium and an epic matchday atmosphere.

To keep you refreshed along the way, there's a huge selection of beers, wines and spirits, plus a brand‑new World Cup menu. Feeling lucky? You can bet on all the match action while you're here as well as enjoying live poker and all your top casino games.

• Why we recommend: an enormous club with a buzzing vibe to it, a night at Digi is always a winner - but especially on matchday, when there'll be massive screens, DJs, cheerleaders and so much more going on
• Location: Times, Square, NE1 4EP
• Showing: England games

Though it may be best-known for its wild club nights, Digital will also be going all-out for the World Cup. The massive venue is being taken over by ComingHomeZone, as one of its UK-wide screening events, complete with cheerleader performances, DJs, bands, singers and special guests.

There'll be giant screens and a vibrant atmosphere throughout, with lively afterparties to follow England matches. Tickets cost £15.75, and their well-stocked bar offers a variety of refreshing drinks while you're there.

• Why we recommend: with screen in all directions, in the bar and the garden, you're sure of a great view wherever you pull up a pew
• Location: Percy Street, NE1 7RW
• Showing: all games

A charming pub, The Percy Arms is coming alive with World Cup fever this summer. With screens inside and out, you can follow all the action alfresco or from the comfort of the bar.

Get down here pre-match to soak up the atmosphere with a pint or ice cold cocktail. If you want to get into the competitive spirit early, grab a cue and shoot some pool before kick off.

• Why we recommend: if you're more of a pub fan when it comes to watching sports, then this traditional destination promises cosy interiors and a large number of screens
• Location: 100 St James Boulevard, NE1 4BN
• Showing: England games and other big fixtures

If you're looking for Newcastle pubs to watch the football, then be sure to head to The Old George Inn. This top-notch boozer offers a fabulous range of TVs to catch all the action, alongside a wicked food and drinks menu.

Book your free ticket to all of the England games to guarantee a great spot to watch. Get down early to secure seating, or simply stand and soak up the atmopshere.

• Why we recommend: this is a cool, community-driven spot to watch football, with TVs all over the shop, making for great vantage points 
• Location: The George Stephenson Bar & Kitchen, Great Lime Road, NE12 7NJ
• Showing: England games

The countdown is on, and there is only one place to experience every crucial tackle, breathtaking goal, and nail-biting minute of England's World Cup journey: The George Stephenson.

Whether you are catching the opening clash against Croatia, the high-stakes showdown with Ghana, or the weekend thriller against Panama, they've got your perfect vantage point. With five massive screens positioned around the room, you won't miss a single second of the action, no matter where you're standing.

• Why we recommend: boasting a wide range of cocktails and a party atmosphere, Be At One will have you celebrating throughout the game and well into the evening
• Location: 39-47 Westgate Road, NE1 5SG
• Showing: England games

Not only is Waiting Rooms serving up some of the best grub in the North East, but they are also a great haunt to watch the FIFA World Cup. Make your way into this much-loved bar for their fabulous range of cocktails and craft beer, while catching the action on the big screen.

They have a regular two-for-one happy hour on cocktails, and you can pair your sips with bar bites like chips and dip or salted caramel popcorn. Plus, they're open until 2am on weekends, so stick around for a boogie after the game.

• Why we recommend: all kinds of drinks, glorious grub and all the action from the pitch - this place has got the lot
• Location: Dean St, NE1 1PQ
• Showing: all games

Rustic charm meets modern style at Akenside Traders. Get down to its gorgeous bar to follow every second of the World Cup on the big screen with out of this world refreshment.

We're talking cask ales, ice cold lagers, cracking cocktails and a spirit menu brimming with gin, rum, tequila and plenty more. When it's time to eat, tapas, hand-stretched pizzas and mouthwatering burgers are all up for grabs.

• Why we recommend: big screens, big atmosphere and even bigger New York energy make Manahatta the dream spot to watch the World Cup
• Location: 23 Collingwood Street, NE1 1JW
• Showing: England games

Not heading to America for the World Cup? No worries, let it come to you at Manahatta. This NY-inspired bar is all plush leather seating, dazzling neon lights and Big Apple vibes right on Collingwood Street. 

Get down here when the World Cup's in full swing to follow every kick on big screens as you sip on stylish cocktails and ice cold beers. If you're here at the weekend, stick around win, lose or draw to dance until the early hours.

• Why we recommend: a dedicated sports pub with screens aplenty, this Gosforth favourite will be bringing you football and hearty fare all summer
• Location: High Street, Gosforth, NE3 1HQ
• Showing: all games

Located on Gosforth High Street, The Gosforth Hotel is not only a great haunt to watch live sports just outside the city centre, but they also serve some tasty eats too. From shepherd's pie to Greek-inspired pizzas and chicken tikka masala, this spot won't disappoint.

They've got several different screens dotted around the room, with comfy seating to relax in, and the atmosphere is set to be electric.

• Why we recommend: a go-to spot for live sport in the city, The Black Garter gets a serious case of World Cup fever
• Location: 31 Clayton St, NE1 5PN
• Showing: all games

A firm local favourite, The Black Garter is cool, cosy and full of character. Think warm wooden accents, inviting lighting and a beckoning bar packed with everything you'd expect. 

More than just a pub, this place comes alive when the World Cup rolls around. With big screens all over the shop, you can follow every minute of the action with perfectly poured pints, pub grub and a lively crowd.

• Why we recommend: one of our most budget-friendly picks, Slug and Lettuce provides two-for-one cocktails alongside its HD screenings
• Location: Exchange Buildings, NE1 3DW
• Showing: England games

If you're searching for places to watch live sports in Newcastle, then Slug and Lettuce is a firm choice. Although better known for their cocktail trees and bottomless brunches, this pretty haunt also is a great place to enjoy the footie with a few bevvies.

Take a seat in front of their HD screens, taking advantage of their two-for-one cocktails deal at the same time. On the food front, expect everything from katsu loaded fries to pulled chipotle beef lasagne or fajita pasta. They've got locations both on the Quayside and Grainger Street, so take your pick.

• Why we recommend: large and lively, The Bulls Head brings big match atmosphere from the first game to the last
• Location: 57 Percy Street, NE1 7RN
• Showing: all games

In the heart of the city, just a stone's throw from Haymarket station, The Bulls Head is a traditional boozer, loved by its locals and the lively student population. Set across two floors, it brings in a great crowd whatever the occasion. 

When the World Cup is upon us, you can expect more passion than ever. There's plenty to keep you fuelled up as you watch the match on the big screen, from ice cold pints to juicy burgers and hearty pies.

• Why we recommend: with big screens, themed drinks and a matchday menu, this place has every base covered for your World Cup watching
• Location: Pilgrim Place, NE1 6QF
• Showing: all key games

Much more than a bar, STACK Newcastle is a hub for leisure and entertainment. In the beautifully restored Grade II-listed Worswick Chambers on Pilgrim Street, it serves up street food, gaming and a jam-packed summer of tournament football.

This place is going all out for the World Cup with drinks inspired by the teams taking part and all kinds of matchday grub. Coming with your crew? Book the Premium Bench package for 6+ people to bag a reserved seat plus two drink vouchers per person.

• Why we recommend: Osborne Road is always a great choice for sports, as the whole street comes alive on matchdays, and 97 & Social is a cool pick with its cocktails and beer garden
• Location: 97 Osborne Road, NE2 2TJ
• Showing: England games

97 & Social Jesmond is a lively gastro bar that not only whips up innovative drinks and delicious comfort food, but also screens the sports in their gorgeous space. There are multiple screens to choose from, with booth-style seating to relax on.

Grab your pals and head on down for signature cocktails and tacos, while cheering on your team.