Where to Watch the World Cup in London
Hippodrome Casino's Paddy's Sportsbook
If you're planning to watch every game, Paddy's Sportsbook at the Hippodrome is making things even more exciting.
Not only will every World Cup match be shown live, but fans can also enter a prize draw to win four tickets to watch the World Cup Final on 19 July in Paddy's Sportsbook, plus a £300 food and drink tab.
The more football action you get involved with, the more chances you have to win, making every match feel that little bit more exciting. Promotion runs from 11–28 June.
BOX Piccadilly
Looking for a proper World Cup atmosphere? BOX Piccadilly has you covered.
Located just steps from Piccadilly Circus, this West End favourite will be screening matches throughout the tournament on big screens, bringing together fans from every corner of the globe.
Expect packed crowds, plenty of chants and all the drama from the group stages right through to the final.
Kings Sports Bar at Empire Casino
Right in the heart of Leicester Square, Kings Sports Bar is going all-in for the World Cup.
With two giant screens, 14 additional screens and a partnership with Budweiser, you'll struggle to find a bad seat in the house.
Add table service and a buzzing sports-bar atmosphere, and you've got one of central London's best places to catch every goal.
Blame Gloria, Covent Garden
Supporting England? Blame Gloria will be showing every England match throughout the tournament, complete with big screens, flowing cocktails and an atmosphere that feels more like a fan park than a bar.
Perfect for gathering the squad and cheering on the Three Lions.
Joshua's Tavern at The Londoner
For a more laid-back matchday experience, Joshua's Tavern offers football screenings in stylish surroundings right by Leicester Square.
Watch the action with a pint in hand while tucking into elevated pub classics and cocktails — ideal for those who want the excitement without the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds.
Market Place Leicester Square
Big games deserve big screens, and Market Place delivers.
With 12+ screens, two bars and 15 street-food traders, it's one of the most exciting places in London to watch the World Cup.
Whether you're booking a drinks package with friends or dropping in for a knockout clash, expect wall-to-wall football and a crowd that's fully invested from kick-off to the final whistle.