
Bars & Pubs Showing World Cup 2026 Quarter-Finals
The World Cup 2026 quarter-finals hit different. Four matches over three days from July 9-12 will pack out every sports pub in the UK showing BBC and ITV coverage.
When Are the World Cup 2026 Quarter-Finals?
The quarter-finals take place July 9-12 with two matches daily on the first two days. All four games broadcast live on BBC and ITV, meaning every UK pub can show this knockout stage with full atmosphere.
World Cup 2026 Quarter-Finals
Four decisive nights. Four matches that shape the end of the tournament. From 9 to 12 July 2026, the World Cup enters its most intense phase. Every kick matters. Every mistake can be fatal. Choose your pub and be there when history is written.
France vs Morocco - 9 July 2026
A rematch of the 2022 World Cup semi-final. France topped Group I with a perfect record before beating Senegal 3-0 and edging past Paraguay 1-0 on a Mbappe penalty. Morocco finished second in Group C behind Brazil, survived a dramatic penalty shootout against the Netherlands in the round of 32, then crushed Canada 3-0 with an Ounahi brace. France won their last meeting 2-0 in Qatar. Find pubs showing the match near you on FANZO.
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Spain vs Belgium - 10 July 2026
The defending champions take on Belgium's golden generation. Spain cruised through Group F (4-0 Saudi Arabia, 1-0 Uruguay, 0-0 Cabo Verde), then dismantled Austria 3-0 in the round of 32 before knocking out Portugal 1-0. Belgium topped their group with a 5-1 win over New Zealand, survived extra time against Senegal (3-2), then hammered the USA 4-1 in the last 16. Find pubs showing the match near you on FANZO.
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Norway vs England - 11 July 2026
Their first ever meeting at a major tournament. Norway finished second in Group I, beat Cote d'Ivoire in the round of 32, then pulled off the shock of the tournament by stunning Brazil 2-1 with two late goals. England topped Group L (4-2 Croatia, 2-0 Panama, 0-0 Ghana), were rescued by Harry Kane against Congo DR, then beat Mexico 3-2 at the Azteca. Find pubs showing the match near you on FANZO.
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Argentina - Switzerland – 12 July 2026
The last quarter-final before the semis. Argentina face Switzerland on July 12, 2026, in the middle of the night. Find a bar showing the match near you.
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Find Pubs Showing World Cup Quarter-Finals Near You
FANZO helps you find the most buzzing pubs showing the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals in your area. Search by location to see which pubs have confirmed coverage for each match. Filter by screen size and atmosphere type to find your ideal spot for these massive knockout games in early July.
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World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Schedule and Viewing Guide
The quarter-finals mark the point where the World Cup turns ruthless. Eight teams remain, four matches decide who reaches the semi-finals, and every game feels like a final.
Quarter-Final Match Schedule
- Thursday, July 9 : France - Morocco, first quarter-final
- Friday, July 10 : Spain - Belgium, second quarter-final
- Saturday, July 11 : Norway - England, third quarter-final
- Sunday, July 12 : Argentina - Switzerland, fourth and final quarter-final
What to Expect in Pubs
World Cup quarter-finals draw huge crowds no matter which teams qualify. These matches are considered unmissable events, with sports pubs often close to full capacity. If England reach this stage, many venues switch to advance booking or ticket-only access. Even without England, expect busy pubs and limited walk-in availability.
Booking Strategy:
Book as soon as the Round of 16 ends and the quarter-final fixtures are confirmed. Most pubs open bookings within 24 hours of official confirmation. Waiting until matchday significantly reduces your chances of finding a good spot.
BBC and ITV split the quarter-final coverage across the knockout phase.