Bars & Pubs Showing World Cup 2026 Final

The World Cup Final on July 19 is the biggest sporting event on Earth. Every pub in the UK showing BBC and ITV will be rammed for this 10pm kick-off at MetLife Stadium.

World Cup 2026 Final

One night. One match. One world champion. The World Cup final is the pinnacle of the tournament, where everything comes down to 90 minutes (or more). The atmosphere is unmatched, the stakes are absolute, and every moment is etched into football history. Choose the right pub and live the biggest night in world football.

Final – 19 July 2026

The ultimate showdown for the World Cup trophy. After weeks of drama and knockout football, only two teams remain. This is the match every fan waits for. Expect packed pubs, intense emotions, and a night that will be remembered long after the final whistle.

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The ultimate showdown for the World Cup trophy. After weeks of drama and knockout football, only two teams remain. This is the match every fan waits for. Expect packed pubs, intense emotions, and a night that will be remembered long after the final whistle.

Find Pubs Showing the World Cup Final Near You

Use FANZO to find pubs broadcasting the World Cup 2026 Final in your area. Search by location to see confirmed coverage and booking availability. With kick-off at 10pm on July 19, pubs across the UK will create unforgettable atmosphere for this once-every-four-years moment.

World Cup 2026 Final: Everything You Need to Know

The World Cup Final represents the pinnacle of international football, and UK pubs will deliver atmosphere like nothing else.

Final Match Details:

  • Date: Saturday July 19, 2026
  • Kick-off: 10pm UK time
  • Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey (capacity 82,500)
  • Broadcast: BBC and ITV (both showing simultaneously)

If England Reach the Final: This becomes the biggest pub event in UK history. Every sports pub will operate ticket-only systems set weeks in advance. City centres will be gridlocked with fans. Pubs open from midday onwards with full-day atmosphere building towards the 10pm kick-off. Expect queues, sold-out venues and outdoor big screens in major cities.

Without England: Still absolutely massive. The World Cup Final transcends national allegiance, with neutrals packing pubs to witness history. Expect 60-70% capacity in major cities regardless of who's playing.

Timing Considerations: 10pm kick-off means pubs stay open until 1am minimum, later if extra time or penalties happen. Most city centre venues get special extended licences for the final.

Book the moment semi-finals finish on July 16 if you want any chance of getting in.