FIFA World Cup 2026 in New York: Discover All the Best Venues showing the World Cup

Jack Doyles

0.87 mi

new york

Jack Doyles

0.87 mi

new york

Jack Doyle’s is a classic Midtown Manhattan Irish pub that plays like a true matchday home base for soccer fans — the kind of spot where you can step in off 35th Street and instantly feel the game-day buzz. With a lively crowd, plenty of TVs, and Sound On for big matches, it’s a strong option for anyone looking to watch soccer in a central, easy-to-reach NYC location. The bar regularly shows major competitions like the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and key international fixtures, alongside a full slate of American sports. It’s especially well-suited for U.S. viewers tracking Europe, with the ability to handle those early-morning kickoffs that come with high-stakes Champions League and knockout matches — when “European nights” mean breakfast-time watch parties in New York. Welcoming to both supporters clubs and casual fans, Jack Doyle’s delivers the reliable ingredients of a great soccer bar: good sightlines, a social pub atmosphere, and the kind of crowd that actually reacts to the match. Whether you’re meeting friends for a weekend fixture or showing up early for a marquee European game, it’s a dependable Manhattan destination for watching soccer with energy.

Mchales Bar & Grill

1.06 mi

new york

Mchales Bar & Grill

1.06 mi

new york

McHale’s Bar & Grill is a classic Midtown West go-to that feels built for the way New Yorkers actually watch sports — quick to get to, easy to meet up at, and always ready for a big game. Just a short walk from Times Square and the Theater District, it’s a solid choice for soccer fans who want a central spot with plenty of screens and a crowd that brings real game-day energy. The bar shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside a full slate of American sports. It’s especially convenient for U.S. supporters keeping up with Europe: when high-stakes “European nights” land in New York as morning kickoffs, McHale’s offers a reliable place to settle in early and watch live without sacrificing atmosphere. Whether you’re gathering a group before a show, linking up with a supporters club for a watch party, or just looking for a dependable Midtown home base for weekend fixtures, McHale’s delivers. It’s straightforward, energetic, and perfectly positioned for turning any match into a shared NYC moment.

Olde City Cheesesteaks @ 201 8th Ave

1.12 mi

new york

Olde City Cheesesteaks @ 201 8th Ave

1.12 mi

new york

Olde City is a neighborhood sports bar that attracts a dedicated, sports-savvy crowd in the heart of New York City. With a social, pub-style atmosphere, it’s a solid option for soccer fans looking to watch Premier League matches and major European fixtures together. Champions League knockout rounds and other high-stakes European games — even when played in the morning U.S. time — benefit from Olde City’s communal energy and engaged regulars. Supporters and casual fans alike can turn early kickoffs into shared matchday moments rather than background viewing. Olde City offers a reliable, approachable setting where soccer fans can gather early, watch live, and enjoy meaningful matches as a group.

Long Acre Tavern

1.12 mi

new york

Long Acre Tavern

1.12 mi

new york

Long Acre Tavern is a classic Midtown Manhattan sports bar just steps from Times Square, making it an easy, central meet-up spot for soccer fans looking to watch in the heart of the city. With a spacious three-floor layout, plenty of screens, and a lively game-day crowd, it’s a strong option for groups who want big-match energy without having to trek across town. The bar shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside a full lineup of American sports. It’s especially convenient for U.S. supporters following Europe, when high-stakes “European nights” hit New York as morning kickoffs, Long Acre is set up to keep the match front and center with a watchable atmosphere and strong sightlines from anywhere in the room. Long Acre Tavern also offers a full food and beverage menu served all day through late night, making it easy to settle in for early kickoffs or stick around long after the final whistle. On weekends, the bar features brunch service, adding another reason for supporters to gather for those morning Premier League matches. Whether you’re dropping in before a show, meeting friends for a derby, or organizing a supporters club watch party, Long Acre Tavern delivers a reliable, high-traffic NYC setting for soccer. With dependable coverage, multiple levels of viewing space, and a prime location for visitors and locals alike, it’s a solid Midtown choice for catching the game with a crowd.

Smithfield Hall

1.18 mi

new york

Smithfield Hall

1.18 mi

new york

Smithfield Hall is a classic Midtown Manhattan pub built for matchdays — a spacious, lively spot near Penn Station where soccer fans can reliably watch big games with a crowd. With a traditional pub atmosphere, strong sightlines, and plenty of screens throughout, it’s a go-to option for locals and visitors who want a true watch-party feel right in the center of NYC. The venue regularly shows major soccer competitions including the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and key international fixtures, alongside a full slate of American sports. It’s especially well-suited for U.S. audiences following Europe: when high-stakes “European nights” land in New York as morning kickoffs, Smithfield Hall is one of those places that can still feel like prime time — matches shown live, sound on for marquee fixtures, and an engaged crowd that reacts together. Supporters groups and fan clubs are welcome here, making it a strong home base for organized watch parties, derby days, and tournament runs. Whether you’re meeting friends before a game at the Garden, catching a midweek Champions League morning, or posting up for a full weekend slate, Smithfield Hall delivers a reliable, soccer-forward matchday experience in Midtown.

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The Football Factory at Legends

1.30 mi

new york

The Football Factory at Legends

1.30 mi

new york

Football Factory is a soccer-first sports bar in Midtown Manhattan, built for fans who want a true matchday atmosphere in the heart of NYC. Located near Herald Square, it’s known for a high-energy crowd, big screens, and Sound On coverage that makes it feel like a dedicated supporters venue rather than a standard sports bar. The bar shows top competitions including the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and major international fixtures, alongside a full lineup of American sports. Football Factory is also equipped for the reality of U.S. soccer viewing — with the ability to open for early-morning kickoffs, making it a strong option for high-stakes European nights that arrive in the morning stateside. Welcoming to supporters clubs and casual fans alike, Football Factory is designed for group watch parties, big-game intensity, and all-day match schedules. With reliable coverage, an energetic game-day feel, and a central Manhattan location, it’s a dependable destination for soccer fans looking to watch with a crowd.

Flannerys Bar

1.43 mi

new york

Flannerys Bar

1.43 mi

new york

Flannery’s Bar is a classic Manhattan pub with a long-standing reputation as one of New York City’s best soccer-first venues. Located in the West Village/Chelsea corridor, it delivers a traditional matchday feel — packed rooms, Sound On, and a loyal crowd that treats big fixtures like an event rather than background TV. The bar regularly shows the biggest competitions including the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and major international matches, alongside key American sports. Flannery’s is especially well-suited for dedicated supporters who follow Europe closely, with the ability to open for morning kickoffs — perfect for those high-stakes European nights that land in the U.S. early and still deserve a full matchday atmosphere. Known as a true home for Everton supporters in New York, Flannery’s welcomes organized supporter groups and neutral fans alike, making it an easy choice for anyone who wants a passionate, communal watch environment. With reliable coverage, strong soccer culture, and a central location, it’s a dependable NYC spot for catching the match.

Turnmill Bar

1.68 mi

new york

Turnmill Bar

1.68 mi

new york

Turnmill is one of New York City’s most established soccer venues, widely known as the home of Everton supporters. On matchdays, the bar becomes a dedicated hub for fans who treat kickoff — no matter how early — as non-negotiable. Premier League mornings bring committed crowds, sound on, and a room fully locked into the match from the first whistle. The supporter culture here defines the experience. This isn’t a casual drop-in venue; it’s a place where regulars recognize each other, club songs are part of the routine, and results genuinely matter. European fixtures, domestic league matches, and key rivalry games all draw strong attendance, even when kickoff times demand an early start for U.S. audiences. Turnmill’s reputation is built on consistency and loyalty. Fans know they’ll get a proper matchday setup, a knowledgeable crowd, and an environment that respects the importance of the game. For soccer supporters in NYC — especially those following European clubs — Turnmill remains a trusted destination where time zones never get in the way of passion.

Mulligan's Pub

2.05 mi

hoboken

Mulligan's Pub

2.05 mi

hoboken

Mulligan’s is a classic Hoboken pub that feels tailor-made for matchday — the kind of neighborhood spot where you can walk in, grab a pint, and immediately find yourself surrounded by people who actually care about the game. With a warm Irish-bar vibe, plenty of screens, and a lively crowd on weekends, it’s a dependable local option for soccer fans just across the river from Manhattan. The bar regularly shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside all the big American sports. It’s especially well-suited for U.S. supporters following Europe: when high-stakes “European nights” land in New Jersey as morning kickoffs, Mulligan’s is the type of place that still feels like a proper watch party — early start, big energy, and the match front and center. Supporters groups and fan clubs are welcome here, making it an easy fit for organized watch parties, derby mornings, and knockout-round gatherings. Open early for all EPL matches, serving weekend brunch until 3 p.m., and typically opening by 10 a.m. for Bayern fixtures, Mulligan’s delivers a true local matchday experience where early kickoffs are treated like the main event.

Amity Hall

2.11 mi

new york

Amity Hall

2.11 mi

new york

Amity Hall is a go-to destination for soccer fans in New York City, offering a laid-back pub atmosphere that consistently delivers on matchday. Known for its welcoming crowd and commitment to showing live sports, Amity Hall has built a reputation as a reliable home for supporters who want to watch the world’s biggest games together. The venue regularly attracts soccer supporters and supporters clubs, creating an energetic but approachable environment for matches from the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and major international tournaments. Importantly for US audiences, Amity Hall understands that the biggest European fixtures often take place in the morning stateside, and early kickoffs are treated as real events—bringing fans together well before noon. With plenty of space, strong sightlines, and a crowd that knows the game, Amity Hall balances classic American sports-bar comfort with authentic soccer culture. Whether you’re meeting fellow supporters for a high-stakes European match or settling in for a weekend fixture, it’s a venue that consistently delivers a shared matchday experience.

O'Hanlon's

2.24 mi

new york

O'Hanlon's

2.24 mi

new york

Cozy Irish tavern offering draft beers & cocktails, plus pool tables, dart boards & sports on TV. Home of the Gunners away from home.

11th St. Bar

2.55 mi

new york

11th St. Bar

2.55 mi

new york

Situated in the heart of the East Village, 11th St. Bar has earned its reputation as one of New York City’s most passionate soccer bars — especially for Liverpool supporters. Established in 1997 and proudly hosting the official Liverpool Supporters Club (https://www.lfcny.org/), the bar becomes a sea of red on matchdays, complete with “You’ll Never Walk Alone” echoing through the room before kickoff. 11th St. Bar goes all-in for soccer fans, opening early for high-stakes European nights (which often fall in the early U.S. hours) and carrying full sound for every match. Whether it's Premier League weekends, UEFA Champions League mornings, or big rivalry fixtures, fans can count on multiple screens, strong audio, and an atmosphere that feels like matchday on Merseyside. With a loyal community, a welcoming staff, and authentic supporters’-bar energy, 11th St. Bar is the perfect spot for fans looking to catch Liverpool, Premier League action, or European football before the rest of the city wakes up.

Carraghers

3.42 mi

new york

Carraghers

3.42 mi

new york

Carragher’s Pub & Restaurant is one of New York City’s premier soccer bars and a must-visit destination for fans of the global game. With a spacious, stadium-style layout and deep roots in soccer culture, the venue consistently delivers a big-match atmosphere for supporters across the city. Closely connected to soccer supporters clubs, Carragher’s regularly shows the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and major international tournaments. The pub fully embraces the European football calendar—high-stakes European fixtures often kick off in the morning for U.S. audiences, and early matches are treated with the same intensity and attention as primetime games, with doors opening early for Liverpool matches. Alongside soccer, Carragher’s also covers major American sports, making it a flexible option for mixed groups. With wall-to-wall screens, full match sound, and an energetic crowd that shows up for the biggest moments, Carragher’s offers one of the most immersive soccer-watching experiences in New York.

Kent Ale House

3.54 mi

brooklyn

Kent Ale House

3.54 mi

brooklyn

Kent Ale House is a lively Brooklyn sports bar known for its expansive beer selection and game-day energy. With plenty of screens and an engaged local crowd, it’s a strong option for soccer fans looking to watch Premier League matches and major European fixtures together. For Champions League knockout rounds and other high-stakes European games played in the morning U.S. time, Kent Ale House offers a communal setting where early kickoffs still feel like events. Supporters and regulars create a social, matchday atmosphere that rewards fans who prioritize watching live. From weekend league action to international tournaments, Kent Ale House delivers a welcoming, group-friendly environment where soccer fans can gather early and enjoy meaningful matches as a shared experience.

Banter Bar

4.16 mi

brooklyn

Banter Bar

4.16 mi

brooklyn

Banter is one of Brooklyn’s most respected soccer pubs, known for its authentic matchday atmosphere and deep ties to the local supporters community. With a cozy, European-style setting and a crowd that truly understands the game, Banter has become a go-to destination for American soccer fans in New York. The pub regularly shows top competitions including the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and major international tournaments, and is closely associated with soccer supporters clubs. Banter fully embraces the European schedule—high-stakes European fixtures often kick off in the morning for US audiences, and early matches are treated with the same energy and attention as evening games. While soccer is the clear focus, Banter also shows select American sports, making it a welcoming option for mixed groups. With full match sound, packed rooms, and a passionate fanbase, Banter delivers one of the most genuine soccer-watching experiences in the city.