The World Cup Final. The nail-biting last match only happens once every four years, and it's a few hours of complete and utter drama. The city happens to have some amazing spots to settle into. So don your favourite team's garms and have a read through our recommended list of places to watch the World Cup Final 2026 in London - but wherever you decide to watch it, we can guarantee it will be absolutely epic.
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Oozing style and a lovely atmosphere, Phoenix Windsor Walk is a popular pub on any day. But when the World Cup final rolls around? It's going to be brimming with sports fans, eager to watch all the fixtures and enjoy a range of refreshments too.
With various locations sprinkled across the country, The Albion is a superb choice when it comes to where to watch the World Cup 2022 in the UK. The venue is a sports fan's dream as it features plasma screens, sumptuous scran and refreshing pints to knock back.
A must-visit if you're hunting for bars showing the World Cup final in London, The Faber Fox is a great pub to check out. You can do everything from soaking up the sun in its beer garden to catching all the football action or grabbing a halftime meal.
Fronting state-of-the-art screens throughout, alongside cool stripped-back interiors and a menu of 'luxury junk food', Wolfpack Fulham is just the place to settle down for the FIFA World Cup final. Better yet, there's a rock 'n' roll vibe too.
Fancy a plot to settle into when all the World Cup action is taking place? The Sindercombe Social is a top-notch shout when it comes to beaut burgers, freshly pulled pints and a buzzing atmosphere. Plus, you can catch every second of the final game on the venue's screens.
Situated in Aldgate, The Running Horse is a great boozer to head to for the championship. Keep your eyes glued to their TV screens while enjoying Truman's fresh tank beer and scrumptious fare - think BBQ jackfruit, cheeseburgers and halloumi flatbreads.
To watch the FIFA World Cup 2022 in London, head on over to Bar Kick. Along with two floors of table football, the venue boasts 12 different HD screens for your viewing pleasures. If that wasn't enough, their menu filled with comfort eats might sway you. Dirty fries anyone?
Fronting pizza, wings and burgers, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a grand shout. You can get stuck into freshly pulled pints all while watching every last second of The World Cup. It has over 20 different screens so you won't miss a single second.
Make sure you don't miss the most important football match of the year: the World Cup final. Grab yourself a cushy seat over at Central London spot Soho Zebrano and catch every detail from the huge screen. To fuel you through? Cocktails, beers, wines and plenty of tasty grub.
Looking to catch the all-important final? One team is about to be crowned champions of the world in football, and to get the best seat in the house, O'Neill's London pubs are the place to be. There are plenty of screens, huge burgers and perfectly prepared pizzas.
Falcon is a traditional British boozer fronting the likes of stain glass windows, a hugely long bar that used to hold the World Record, and stunning chandeliers. As for the all-important screening? These guys are sport mad (if those flags hadn't given it away) and have plenty of TVs showing the final.
On the hunt for the perfect spot to catch the World Cup 2026 with your crew? Well, the Inamo Onyx Room in Covent Garden is the place to be! This awesome venue is decked out with dual wall projections over 150 inches, plus Chromecast and Apple TV for all your sports-watching desires.
Ready for the final match? Situated in Stratford, Bat & Ball is a fantastic boozer for virtually any sports fixture. While catching every second of the World Cup, you can play beer pong, wolf down slices of Neopolitan pizza and sip on freshly pulled pints.
It's the moment we've all been waiting for: the final. And you're going to want to find a lively pub with huge screens and cracking grub to watch it. Good thing that the Hawkins Forge in Battersea is showing the fixtures, just make sure to bag your spot early.
Chiswick's The Crown and Anchor is one of the best places to watch the World Cup final in West London, thanks to its great vibes and premium drinks. Tuck into sociable sharing platters before the game, then turn your attention to the screens and don't miss a moment of the action.
Though it may be a cold winter night, Park Tavern is keeping you cosy during the World Cup final, with two roaring fireplaces and a load of warming South African grub. Settle in front of one of the many, many screens and find out who comes out on top.
Make sure you don't miss the most nail-bitingly tense match of the whole season by heading over to The Lyttelton Arms in Camden. Get comfortable in front of the sceens, order over some tasty grub, then let the games commence - it's going to be a good one.
The Commercial may boast dog-friendly pints and a varied pub menu, but it's the football screenings that you're really here for. Come the final, this boozer will pull out all the stops, screening across its TVs and giving out the friendliest of vibes.
Want the ultimate viewing party for the final match? We've got you sorted at Inamo Games Room. Their private space features two huge screens making for one of the best places to watch the World Cup final in London. Plus, you can load up on food and drinks.
On the hunt for a unique bar to watch the World Cup 2022? Bbar in Victoria is a South African-inspired hangout that's making sure you have one helluva day watching the matches. While you're there, fill your tum with cracking grub, from burgers and tacos to spring rolls.
A cosy pub with a contemporary twist, The Jolly Gardeners is a great find for watching the sports fixtures. While you enjoy the World Cup final, chow down on delicious gastro grub, accompanied by pints of craft beer and a buzzing atmosphere.
Die-hard football fanatic? The Bull & Gate is a supreme sports spot for its friendly staff, inviting ambience and delicious pints of Guinness. Settle into this boozer on the 18th of December and watch every last second of the final match.
Soho's De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar is ideal for nail-biting final, as it's central location is perfect when you need to celebrate or commiserate after the final whistle. Not only that, but these guys are fronting cool Dutch-inspired snacks and a resident pooch to pet.
If you're after the latest in audio-visual equipment to ensure the best World Cup final viewing, then Redwood is one to consider. Not only is it right in London Bridge so you can head straight out and be in the thick of it afterwards, but there's craft pints served fresh from the copper tanks.
With award-winning burgers and some of the best craft beer, it's no wonder why Lockhouse is one of the best places to watch the World Cup 2022. Chow down on tasty fare while catching every last detail of the final game.
It's the moment we've all been waiting for, the epic World Cup final. But just where are you going to watch it? Our guess is The Cornershop in Shoreditch, one of the best sports bars around. Think huge HD screens, a mega beer selection and hearty grub to keep you energised.
To watch the big final in all its glory, look no further than the state-of-the-art video wall and scattering of screens at Greenwood. Not only that, but there's craft beer and stone-baked pizza to keep you refreshed, with shuffleboard for entertainment at half-time.
Beechwood is undoubtedly one of the best sports pubs in Shoreditch. Not only is it cool and contemporary with a lively atmosphere every day of the week, but it also offers multiple HD screens, banging game day bites and plenty of tipples - making it perfect for watching the World Cup.
If you're after outdoor screens showing the World Cup 2022 final in London, then Brixton Courtyard is a fair bet. Not only is its TV massive, but this party palace certainly knows how to put on a show once the huge sporting event rolls around.
With comfy booths, celeb portraits and hanging lights, Great Guns Social might not seem like your typical place to watch the final footie match. However, it has all the fixings for a fab night, from refreshing beer to innovative grub and a huge TV screen.
The Albany on Great Portland Street is getting World Cup final ready with its huge projectors and HD screens dotted about the venue. If you're feeling a little peckish, be sure to chow down on hearty fare, including British fare and burgers, while cheering on the teams.
Home to an epic menu of tasty grub (think burgers, pub classics and the like), as well as a load of screens, The Prince Albert is a top spot for catching the World Cup final. Grab the gang or go solo to watch as the action unfolds before your eyes.
With a stunning garden, Hope & Anchor might not seem like your typical sports bar. Boasting over 20 huge TV screens, the venue is ideal for anyone looking to catch every last minute of the game. Plus their list of pizzas and burgers sounds absolutely delish.
Can't decide where to head to for the final match of the season? The Leyton Star is the perfect plot for watching the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Along with tasty bar snacks and plenty of pints, you and your pals can check out the karaoke room for some post-game singing.
With huge projector screens, indulgent burgers and buckets of beer; The Old Frizzle is tailor-made for the World Cup. There's always a lively atmosphere to enjoy inside this charismatic Wimbledon boozer, and drop by during the finale to find the venue in its element.
Anticipating that last glorious footie match? Grab your friends and head to the Abbey Tavern in London for a full-on feast while you watch the big game. You can eat delicious sharing platters and fries while washing down a few pints in their beer garden.
Located in Bow, Green Goose is one of the best football bars in London. The venue is set to showcase every game on their two huge screens. If you get a bit peckish, grab a dish from their robata grill and pair with a pint of beer.
One of the best places to watch The World Cup final, head to Hackney Church Brew Co. This bustling boozer has a selection of craft beer, alongside scrumptious Indian food so you can stay well-fed while catching every last minute of the last game.
Get on your favourite football jersey and mosey on over to The Rosy Hue in Elephant and Castle to watch the most exciting match of the year. While you catch the World Cup, get stuck into elevated pub grub and sink banging bevvies.
If you're wondering where to watch the final of this huge tournament, make sure to consider Brigadiers. Lovers of Indian food will love munching through barbecue butter chicken wings or tandoori lamb chops, all while the beautiful game plays across screens.
