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Where to watch the men’s World Cup 2026 in Bristol
The FIFA 2026 World Cup is in full swing and England are set to play their first match, against Croatia, on Wednesday at 9pm.
Here is a list of spots in Bristol where you can get together with fellow fans and watch the Three Lions:
1. Bristol Sounds, Lloyds Amphitheatre
Both headline performances will finish ahead of kick-off, with live match coverage streamed on screens for fans to enjoy – photo: Nadine Ballantyne
Football and live music fans are set for a double bill as England’s World Cup group-stage matches coincide with sold-out Bristol Sounds performances.
Concertgoers will be able to watch the Three Lions in action on three outdoor screens at Lloyds Amphitheatre, with live coverage beginning after the music ends.
On June 23, The Kooks will finish at 8.30pm ahead of England vs Ghana, which kicks off at 9pm. On June 27, The Streets will finish their set at 9.30pm, giving ticket holders time to catch England vs Panama from 10pm until midnight.
1. Independence Sports Bar, Ashton Gate Stadium
Ashton Gate’s Independence Sports Bar gets packed for England screenings – photo: JMP
Well-known for its viral video of England fans celebrating a last-minute winner versus Wales in 2016’s Euros, Ashton Gate Stadium’s Independence Sports Bar is once again opening its doors to football fans.
The bar will be screening all three of England’s group stage matches on the biggest screen available in our city, with doors opening at 6pm.
Tickets are available for £7 including booking fees, which includes a free drink.
For tickets, visit official-tickets.bristol-sport.co.uk/ashtongate_events/events/53161
2. The Prospect Building, St Philip’s
4TheFans are hosting “Bristol’s biggest fan park” – photo: 4TheFans
The Prospect Building on Feeder Road is showcasing all of England’s matches throughout the tournament, with a money back guarantee if Thomas Tuchel’s squad do not progress through the group stage.
Each match screening will be accompanied by a “genuine football legend” for match analysis while also displaying special FX for each goal that goes in.
For tickets, visit www.theprospectbuilding.com/events/wc2026
3. The Memorial Stadium, Horfield
Bristol Rovers will be hosting screenings of England’s matches at the Mem, with coverage shown on the fan zone big screen and an additional screen in Thatcher’s Bar.
No booking is required, however supporters are encouraged to arrive early as entry will be restricted once the venue reaches capacity.
The event is open to all ages and is designed to provide a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.
4. Walkabout, Corn Street
Walkabout is located on Corn Street – photo: George Townsend
Walkabout offers a lively Aussie-themed atmosphere in the Old City.
The venue will be screening a wide range of World Cup matches, with free standing tickets available for supporters.
For tickets, visit www.walkaboutbars.co.uk/bristol/sport/football/world-cup-live
5. Flight Club, Corn Street
Combine darts and football at Flight Club – photo: Flight Club
At Corn Street’s Flight Club, guests can book a private oche for up to 12 people to watch England’s group-stage matches, with the package including one hour of social darts before kick-off.
For those who prefer a more social atmosphere, tables for up to six guests are also available offering clear views of the screening area.
For tickets, visit flightclubdarts.com/our-experiences/world-cup-2026?venue=bristol
Main photo: the Prospect Building
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