Best Of February Sport
Seth Dunford
01 Feb
Best Sports Bars and Pubs in Liverpool
Merseyside's sporting pedigree speaks volumes for itself, with the area chock full of athletic history. Anfield & Goodison are the beating hearts of the city that was awarded the Cultural Capital of Europe and the city is a real rugby league heartland. This amount of high-quality sporting action is of course central up by the local drinking establishments and there are some really quality watering holes in which to wet your whistle in. Here at FANZO, you can find all the best pubs in Liverpool showing all the sport you'll ever need. If you're looking for a more general view of spots in the city, why not check out our more complete list of all pubs in Liverpool?
Pubs & Bars
Punch Tarmey's
Liverpool
Traditional Irish bar that boasts gorgeous decor - think whiskey barrels, chesterfield sofas and booths - and a belting atmosphere come kick off. Throw in beer brewed literally metres away at Cairns Brewer and you've got an excellent place to settle down for the match and beyond.
The Birkey
Liverpool
Cracking pub in Crosby that's serious about sport, boasting 18 screens and 2 drop down projectors.
Arkles (Liverpool)
Merseyside
Iconic boozer on the Anfield Road, Arkles is a local institution. A great place to watch any game, it's a special place to be whenever Liverpool are on TV.
Shooters Bar
Liverpool
Bigger is certainly better when it comes to Shooters. A bazillion (approximately) screens, awesome happy hour offers every weekday plus all the sport you could wish for make this a huge favourite. Plenty of pool tables and some great value grub mean it's a fine spot to hang out in the off chance they have no major sport on that tickles your fancy.
Flanagans Apple Restaurant
Liverpool
Charming old Irish pub on Mathew Street. Once inside it boasts more varnished wood, HD screens and exceptional value pub grub than you might think humanly possible. A great place to find yourself whenever there's a big game about to kick off.
Crown
Liverpool
The iconic Crown Hotel is one of the first things you'll see upon exiting Liverpool Lime Street. Inside you'll find a range of drink from craft ale to cocktails, great value pub grub and all the sport you could wish to watch. Well worth a visit whenever there's a big game on the box.
Jolly Miller (West Derby)
Merseyside
With a giant multi-screen display wall beaming all the action live, you won't get a better view of the match anywhere in the city outside of the stadium itself. If the atmosphere is throbbing as it does and the place is busy, you'll always be able to watch on one of the other singular HD screens that populate this massive sports bar.
