Merseyside has a strong record of reaching Wembley, and from Allerton Road to Lark Lane, we've got boss venues showing every round of the world's oldest soccer competition. What did you expect from our football-mad city? So read on for buzzing boozers, special screenings and more in our roundup of where to watch the FA Cup in Liverpool.
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The Shipping Forecast is among the best places to watch the FA Cup final in Liverpool. With loads of viewing options upstairs, you won't miss a thing in this stylish venue, which also has stone-baked pizzas and a cracking tapas deal. Five dishes for £19.95 anyone?
When you pop into William Gladstone, you'll be greeted by a plethora of gins, spritzes and ales to choose from. Should you need to celebrate or commiserate after the game, it might be time to nab a round of Jäger or pornstar bombs.
You won't find many other pubs like Brookhouse, which is full of HD TVs, tasty tipples and footie fans on game days. The rustic furnishings also provide a charming backdrop that's perfect for a post-match pint and debrief.
When it comes to bars showing the FA Cup in Liverpool, not many can boast a better experience than Hope & Anchor. This is a popular footballing hub for match-going fans too, so expect a bubbling atmosphere long past the final whistle.
If you want to be in the heart of the action and wondering where to watch the FA Cup in Liverpool city centre, grab a spot at O'Neill's. As nearly 400 can come through the doors, it's perfect for big occasions with a proper crowd.
Get over to The John Brodie for an array of booths with TVs, so you're right up close to any sending offs or dodgy VAR calls. Fan of friendly competition? The huge watering hole has a pool table for a bit of half-time entertainment.
Grosvenor Casino Leo always attracts a fun crowd whenever it airs the oldest cup competition in world football. Keep an eye out for the £11.95 beer and burger deal, then absorb every second of the action from its myriad of big screens.
When considering what sports bars in Liverpool are worth sampling, The Flanagan's Apple is a great shout. There are plenty of stylish benches on offer, but be quick if you want a seat, as they are hotter property than even Jack Grealish.
The match is almost kicking off and you're looking for pubs showing the FA Cup in Liverpool? Don't panic, as The George Crosby is a friendly boozer with enough room to do a little jig or punch of the air if a screamer goes in at the last minute.
The Albert has all your viewing desires sorted. Need to be near the bar? Want a seat on a huge comfy leather sofa? This versatile hotel has it all covered, as well as a strong squad of local gins and cask ales on tap to wet your whistle.
