Where To Watch The Women's World Cup In The UK

Answering that all-important question - where can I watch the Women's World Cup in the UK? - are Sports Bar & Grill's Marlyebone, Canary Wharf and Victoria venues. Exclusive use of individual booth TVs, plenty more screens and pool are on the cards.

For UK places showing the 2026 Women's World Cup on BBC, check out The Horts. 7am opening makes it a must for seeing every game, even the earliest fixtures. A haven for dedicated footie fans, this boozer even has hearty breakfasts and lunches to fuel all your cheering.

Located in Pontcanna, Beverley Hotel is a more than suitable choice for a show-stopping watch party. Scoot into a leather booth, grab a pint and order from a menu of scrumptious grub - think chargrilled burgers and mouthwatering stone-baked pizzas. 

Wondering where to watch the Women's World Cup in Manchester? Piccadilly Tavern throw open their doors at 8am, so you'll be able to see even the earliest of games here. Couple that with cheap pints, bottomless pizza and more; you're onto a winner.

If you're wondering where to watch the Women's World Cup in Glasgow, head along to Ark. This best-loved boozer is perfect for sports lovers thanks to its numerous HD screens (which you can also find in the beer garden) and affordable grub.

Showing all the action across a stylish space in Cambridge, The Station Tavern is a local favourite with 9am opening for the day's earlier fixtures. Munch a full English and sip through an extensive draught selection while the games play.

From comfy booths sporting their own screens to plenty of other TVs dotted round the space, The Distillery are making sure you don't miss a moment of every game they show. Get behind our Lionesses as they take the footie fight to the southern hemisphere.

Football fans will love Pier Nine in Brighton, especially if they also have a penchant for casino antics and activities at half-time. Pairing a mega number of screens with cards, shuffleboard, American pool and darts, it's got all bases covered.

Boasting indoor and outdoor screens, Blind Busker is a real Hove gem when it comes to sports. Whether you fancy making your way into the garden for alfresco pints or cosying up inside and cheering on your team, this watering hole is the perfect stop-off come matchday.

This restaurant to watch the Women's World Cup in the UK will let you book from 7.30am - handy if you want to see the day's earlier games. Take a seat to tuck into piled-high plates of brekkie while cheering for your team's colours, with fixtures shown on the multi-screen wall and other TVs.

Fronting Sky and BT sports on five different screens, Original Plough Chelmsford has you set for the Women's World Cup in Essex. Sip on classic lagers and craft brews while wolfing down a burger or slice of pizza. Its alfresco area is also fab for post-game tipples.

You can always rely on The Lion and Lobster to catch all the Women's World Cup action in Brighton. With a plethora of TVs dotted across the venue, this is the ideal drinking den to see every boot of the ball. As for the food? Expect Sunday roasts, burgers and much more.

Situated on Kilmarnock Road in Glasgow, The Granary is a great choice if you're in this neck of the woods. Screens are scattered around the space and there are dedicated sports bookings to be made, so you know you'll get a good view of the action.

This summer, mosey down to Red Lion Hotel for all the World Cup action. Kick off your day in its beer garden before settling in and watching every single second of the match. If that wasn't enough, there's pub grub and cheap boozy bevvies to boot.

Flaunting decor inspired by German beer halls, The Brass Haus is a quirky choice for all your sports action. While rooting on your favourite team, tuck into pretzels with fondue and classic schnitzel, alongside a pint of St Stefanus blonde ale.

The Brass Monkey is a Plymouth watering hole with cask mark ales, seasonal drinks and deals, as well as pub grub to keep you going. Back the Lionesses all away at this local, with bottomless brunches to make a real celebration of it on weekends.

Out of all the places screening the FIFA Women's World Cup in the UK, The John Brodie is a firm favourite. Book yourself into one of their booths, which each have their own TVs, for the feeling of a private viewing without compromising on atmosphere.

Duke Of York Camberley is pulling out all the stops when it comes to the Women's World Cup. Not only does the venue showcase TVs scattered throughout, but it also serves a mean lineup of pub grub to keep you well-fed during the match. We suggest nabbing three tapas for £13.

Known for its bottomless pizza brunches and classic pub grub, Red Lion Chester is also ideal for all your sports needs. You'll be able to see every play go down as you sip on freshly poured pints, cheap cocktails and bottles of prosecco (for when your team wins of course).

A footie fan favourite, The Merchant in Brentwood brings craft beer, booths with individual TVs, and further big screens to the women's game. Brunch will accompany proceedings here, including waffles and brekkie wraps, before the main menu takes over later.

If you're on the hunt for drinking dens in Solihull, Mason Arms is screening all the latest sports. Watch every play on its HD screen while nestling in with casked pale ales, signature cocktails and a lip-smacking burger. Afterward, stick around and settle into its spacious beer garden.

For all your sports watching needs, Duke Of Devonshire Eastbourne is a brilliant shout. Flaunting various TV screens sprinkled throughout the venue, it's a supreme spot for scrumptious breakfast options if you fancy a delicious meal while watching every moment of the World Cup.

Can't wait to find out who the Women's World Cup winners are? For fabulous watering holes come game day, we recommend making your way to Font. Tuck into breakfast options such as French toast, hearty Irish sausages and more, accompanied by boozy bevvies to boot.

Dating back over 200 years, The Cross Keys has kept many of its older features to retain the feel of a traditional pub. Luckily for football fans though, there are now TVs too, so you can put your full support behind our Lionesses while sipping real ale.

A cosy, York mainstay that has sports at its heart, Charles XII is a relaxed pub where you can cheer on the Lionesses this year. Tuck into the breakfast menu during the earlier games from Down Under, or accompany burgers and wings with pints from lunchtime onwards.

After places to watch the Women's World Cup in London? 8am opening times mean Moretown Belle are a top choice, as they're ensuring you make the most of all games across the tournament. This sports bar also has the single biggest TV in Europe, as well as 35 other screens.

To see the Women's World Cup on TV in the UK? One of our favourites is The Philharmonic. Whether you fancy a rooftop perch for your football viewing or a table inside, the drinking den makes sure you're well catered for with screens galore.

An amazing pick of bars to watch the Women's World Cup final in the UK, alongside the games before, Belushi's Edinburgh, Bath and London are sports staples. From private viewing rooms to cosy booths and more, there are a range of bookable spaces at these venues.

A Kettering destination made for sports fans and lovers of hearty food alike, The Peacock Inn is a great shout when you want to root for England. There are covered huts with their own TV screens in the garden and a range of comfy seating indoors.

The Bobbin is a laid-back Aberdeen hangout that's got the best of everything for group footie viewing: long benches decked out with their own screens, affordable meals of breakfast or loaded subs, and cheap drinks to boot. It's time to celebrate football coming home, but on a budget.

Located in Stevenage's Aston End, The Crown provides the perfect atmosphere for the Women's World Cup. You'll get to see every goal, tackle and kick of the ball at this top-notch drinking den, all before exploring the food offering. Think burgers or fish and chips.

If the idea of chomping on freshly baked pizzas and guzzling affordable pints while watching the footie sounds like a bit of you, make a beeline for Home in Glasgow. This Merchant City hangout boasts numerous HD screens and regular deals, including £3 craft beers on Mondays.

When it comes to places to watch the Women's World Cup across the UK, your local O'Neill's is a great shout. From Liverpool to Birmingham, Cardiff and Bristol, there are loads of locations to choose between here.

Boasting spicy chicken quesadillas, BBQ pork belly baos and dirty fries, Three Crowns Nottingham is a fabulous shout. Enjoy tucking into scrumptious eats during the day while keeping your eyes glued to one of the venue's many HD screens.

Located in Lancashire, County Hotel St Anne's is the perfect plot to catch all the women's football matches. Fronting prosecco, beer and wine, the venue promises plenty of boozy bevvies, alongside a wide range of bar snacks - we mean chicken bites and drunken mushrooms.

Pubs showing the Women's World Cup in the UK are topped off by The Gosforth Hotel. With HD TVs scattered throughout the space, alongside brekkie menus to start your day off right, this place really delivers the goods.

Keeping tradition going, The Trocadero is a longstanding local in Brum's city centre - meaning its love of football goes back a long way too. The accredited real ale boozer has plenty of pints to slosh down while you catch the action, as well as breakfasts, bottomless brunches and lunch for filling up on. 

On the hunt for pubs showing the Women's World Cup in the UK? Get stuck into Green Dragon Beverley. The Yorkshire venue has screens to keep you entertained, as well as oven-baked pizzas, fresh pints of Guinness and ooey gooey snack nachos.

Want to watch the Women's World Cup matches? The Bull Romford is the ideal venue to get stuck into. The traditional boozer screens all the latest sports including every footie match this summer. So settle in with a pint and tuck into some loaded fries as you cheer on your favourite team.

One of the best restaurants showing the Women's World Cup in London, The Castle has both a rooftop screen and loads more scattered around the other floors too. Guzzle beer towers or sink moreish cocktails while the Lionesses play.

If you're on the hunt for cool places to watch the Women's World Cup, check out The Nursery Tavern. The venue boasts plenty of TV screens, as well as food and drinks being served from 10am. If that wasn't enough, its huge beer garden is perfect for a little break in between plays.