Couldn't get tickets to the USA? Luckily, this vibrant city has football in its veins and offers a pretty epic range of boozers to catch all the matchday action. Whether you're searching for a watering hole with a bootload of big screens or a swanky sports bar to sip on cocktails, we have rounded up the best bars showing the World Cup 2026 in Liverpool.
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Modo Liverpool goes into full swing when the World Cup is on, so get ready for a brilliant day watching the games at this Ropewalks spot. Not only will there be multiple screens across the venue, but also all kinds of delicious drinks to keep you hydrated throughout.
Counting down the minutes to the World Cup? We thought as much. Make the most of viewing every try, scrum and tackle at O'Neill's Liverpool. This Hanover Street spot is home to a range of top-notch screens, mouthwatering burgers and bevvies - so rugby fans won't go without.
Hope & Anchor Liverpool is a great option if you're looking for a dog-friendly boozer to watch the football with pals. With a number of HD screens, pool tables and a crackin' food menu, this is the perfect location for pre and post game antics.
Home to live music and sports screenings, The Shipping Forecast is a great location to watch England in Liverpool. Head to this wicked venue adorned with industrial interiors, bare-brick walls, low hanging steel lamps, for some top-notch grub and a buzzing atmosphere.
Situated in Liverpool, Yates is a great shout when it comes to catching all the World Cup action. While sipping on beer and chowing down on burgers, you can watch every single footie minute or take a breather outside in its alfresco area.
Thinking about where to watch football in Liverpool? Mecca Knotty Ash is a great choice. This vibrant bar and bingo spot is home to drinks deals, including on cocktails and beers, while catching all the latest sports fixtures on the big screen.
One of the finest historic pubs situated in the area of Aigburth, The Albert is no stranger to some World Cup antics. Touting a wide selection of craft beers and ales, this boozer won't leave footie fans thirsty. Hungry? They also have top-notch fish and chips too.
Teddy's Liverpool not only has two floors filled with bevs and wicked rock music, but also is a great spot to watch live sport in Liverpool. Be transported to NYC with their fabulous range of big red booths and drinks packages that are sure to keep footie fans satisfied.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 might just be the year that we bring it home, so why not watch in style? Grosvenor Casino Leo at Albert Docks is the ideal place for big screen viewing, British fare and a variety of games or cards available to entertain you once the final whistle blows.
On the hunt for places to watch the World Cup? Check out Lime Street Social so you can catch every minute on their HD screens. Plus, there's loaded fries, chicken wings and burgers to keep you well-fed during the match, as well as freshly pulled pints.
Big screens and big beers: that's what you can expect at this bar showing the World Cup in Liverpool. Grab any number of German steins, sit on the big communal long benches, and really feel the electricity in the air when the goals come in.
If you're on the hunt for fabulous places to watch all the World Cup action, head to All Bar One in Liverpool. With HD screens sprinkled throughout the venue, the haunt also fronts a top-notch selection of comfort eats and freshly pulled pints to keep you well-fed and watered.
You may know Pins Social Club for its excellent nights out and incredible amount of activities, but to add to that, it also has a games room that shows the World Cup. Head on over to watch all the action on the huge screen, with pizza and burgers to fuel you through.
Known for their pub fare and hearty roasts, there's not much that Smithdown Road haunt Brookhouse can't offer. With a glorious garden space, fabulous craft beers and a perfect spot to watch the football on the big screen, this boozer is a must-try for fans.
Looking for sports bars in Liverpool? Then head on over to Woody's Sports And Karaoke Bar situated in the city centre. This fun-packed spot is home to good vibes, great food and a boatload of booths to catch all the action in.
If you're wondering where to watch football in town, you've got Fly in the Loaf. The place is not only kitted out with TVs, but the bar is filled with sixteen draft beers from all over the world. Most probably, you can drink the beer of the country that England is currently beating – result.
McCooleys is a popular Irish bar with sports screens dotted around for optimum viewing of the FIFA World Cup. The best bit? It's one of the most wallet-friendly places in town, so be sure to delve into their epic drinks menu.
Rileys is not just a haunt showing the World Cup, but a sports bar with a load of games to get stuck into in between the matches. One moment you could be cheering at the penalties on their mass of large HD screens, the next you can be playing pool on their roster of tables.
If you want to guarantee a fun viewing experience for the World Cup 2026, then count on Crazy Pedro's. Pretty simple here: they've got a big screen, tequila and some mouthwatering 16” pizzas to fulfil your dreams.
Motel Bar is an easy-going space that has HD TVs showing in their upstairs bar. But once we've inevitably won and you have had your fill of nachos and bar snacks, you can head downstairs for American beers, cocktails, and music til' late.
Roxy Ball Room is one of the coolest bars in the city that offers amazing drink and food deals, all while showing the action on their screens. Then come halftime, their pool and ping pong tables are here for you, so be sure to get a few rounds in.
