Watch UEFA Euro 2024 at Victoria Taps, a charming yet modern location found on Gillingham Street - a mere three-minute walk from the station. They've got comfy leather booths, high tables and large HD screens at every turn, alongside the obligatory flag bunting to get everyone in the competitive spirit. Sip through pints of Doom Bar, Neck Oil and Pilsner while catching the football here, which can wash down everything from 1kg buckets of wings to tacos and BBQ bacon cheeseburgers. Dogs are welcome too.

One of the best sports pubs showing the Euros football in Victoria, The Phoenix is a bright, modern venue with a spacious outdoor terrace, located just a few minutes' walk away from Buckingham Palace. Expect a friendly vibe and a buzzing atmosphere during the games, with screens lining the walls of the main bar and the cosy snug area. And if all the excitement has made you hungry? Then grab tasty plates of roasted cauliflower, crispy confit lamb and sumptuous Sunday roasts, washed down with a range of real ales or fine wines.

Looking for the best places to watch the Euros near Victoria station? The Marquis of Westminster is bringing village pub vibes to the heart of the city, with rustic wooden floors, comfy leather sofas and colourful stools propped up around the bar. Their menu is equally classic, featuring dishes like steak and Guinness pie, smoky bacon cheeseburgers and five-bean vegetable chilli. The three-storey venue will be showing the Euros on their projector screens, promising a great view for everyone with plenty of bookable tables.

Boasting 19 screens across the venue, Greenwood is one of the best sports bars in the area. Their upstairs lounge even includes a huge video wall for a really great view of the action, as well as two shuffleboard tables for a little extra entertainment. You can enjoy a range of mouthwatering stone-baked pizzas, juicy burgers and other pub classics here, alongside the freshest pints around.

Wondering where to watch the Euro 2024 final live in Victoria? You can count on sipping some of the freshest beer in the city at The Bay and Bracket, thanks to copper tanks of Meantime beer in the centre of the pub. This friendly boozer is decked out in cosy leather booths, quirky artwork and a mismatching tiled bar, as well as TV screens dotted across the walls. They offer an extensive list of cocktails, beer and wines from all over the world, alongside a huge food menu that features everything from loaded pepperoni doughballs to hot honey Buffalo cauliflower and Korean chicken burgers.

If you're planning to watch the Euros live at a Victoria sports bar this summer, then the Jugged Hare is the place for you. This traditional boozer has been around since the 1800s, still maintaining vintage features like wooden panelling and low-hanging lights. They've got plenty of screens and a sunny beer garden for after the game, with a menu of steak pies, breaded scampi, plant-based burgers and more to munch on while you watch.