Where to watch the World Cup 2026
Where to watch the World Cup 2026
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for: the sun’s out, and the World Cup is almost upon us. Here are the best places to catch the matches with a pint or two…
1
The Weyside
Guildford
This Surrey sports hub on the banks of the River Wey offers a more scenic take on World Cup viewing without compromising on atmosphere. You can book private screenings in the charming Boathouse or go all out in the Garden Room for larger groups.
2
The Crown
Twickenham
The Crown is an ideal place to settle down to watch the World Cup on one of the pub’s large flat screen TVs. Those visiting with their squad can book their own private room accommodating up to 40 people to guarantee a memorable matchday viewing. Walk-ins are also welcome!
3
Cinnamon Kitchen
Battersea
Fancy viewing a match alongside a delicious curry? Look no further than Cinnamon Kitchen, the buzzy Indian restaurant that will be turning into a World Cup hub during the tournament. You can also get into the competitive spirit yourself: for any of the games shown during the restaurant’s open hours, diners have the chance to predict both the winning team and final score before kick-off to unlock exclusive drinks discounts.
4
The Falcon
Clapham
The Falcon in Clapham is a great choice for World Cup viewing. As one of London’s largest sports pubs, you can expect flowing pints and Jubel beer towers, as well as a beer garden transformed into a World Cup playground, complete with deck chairs, footballs and multiple large screens for an electric matchday atmosphere.
5
The Alexandra
Wimbledon
They love football over at the Alexandra, and will be proving it with some buzzy, electric match days, with the drinks cellar stocked – and they’ll be taking group bookings.
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White Hart
Barnes
This stylish pub along the Thames will be showing every match. Their food menu is gorgeous, from starters of hand dived scallops or chicken terrine to mains of schnitzel, monkfish curry and lamb rump. This pub truly comes alive during football season, so be sure to get involved.
7
The Ship
Wandsworth
With screens inside and outdoors, and a Thames-side deck, The Ship is an electric spot for evening games by the water, with The Ship Shack serving stacked burgers, wings and sharers designed for mid-match grazing.
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The Alma
Wandsworth
A favourite amongst Wandsworth sports fans, The Alma can be trusted to bring the energy throughout the tournament with every match being shown across 10 huge screens. They’ll be hosting a World Cup launch party on 11th June at 6pm, bringing live music and a Gareth Southgate lookalike competition into the mix. Don your best waistcoat and get into the party spirit, whilst the games play-out on the screens. Beyond opening night, it’s a polished but lively spot where football sits alongside an elevated menu of British classics.
9
The Sun
Clapham
Ready to welcome football fans, The Sun is reopening its doors following a full refurbishment. With a brand-new look but same buzzy vibe, the evening games will play out until late across screens inside and out. Behind the bar, discover the pub’s craft brew selection from IPAs to wheat beers, best enjoyed with bar bites and burgers from the new summertime menu.
10
The Boaters Inn
Kingston
Located within the scenic Canbury Gardens, The Boaters Inn is a riverside pub, with a balcony, beer garden, micro-brewed beers and weekly live entertainment. They’ll be screening the matches throughout the tournament and you can soak it all in surrounded by the lovely atmosphere of the gardens and riverside.
