
Bars & Pubs Showing Scotland Matches: Where to Watch the Tartan Army
Scotland return to World Cup 2026 after 28 years. Tartan Army clash with Haiti, Morocco and Brazil across Scottish and UK pubs celebrating this historic comeback.
Scotland's World Cup Return Electrifies UK Pubs
Scotland matches broadcast free on BBC and ITV everywhere. Glasgow explodes with Tartan Army energy while London's Scottish communities pack Camden pubs, creating Hampden atmosphere far from home.
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Long Arm Brewery & Tap Room
(24)
london
££
Come to Long Arm Brewery and enjoy some delicious beer made in-house! There is always something new and interesting to tempt your taste buds. We also have TV screens and two large projectors so you can watch all of the big games while drinking your new favorite beer!
Beechwood
(15)
0.4 km
london
Shorditch's home of live sport is Beechwood Sports Pub. We're open seven days a week, showing live sports on our HD screens and serving you refreshing cold pints and delicious food!
Old Street Tavern
0.4 km
london
Located in the heart of one of London’s most vibrant areas, the Old Street Tavern is a modern pub with a welcoming atmosphere and a nod to tradition. Perfectly positioned for locals and visitors alike, it’s a go-to spot for great food, craft beers, fine wines, and expertly mixed cocktails. Whether you’re catching up with friends, grabbing a quick drink, or settling in for a leisurely meal, the Old Street Tavern offers a relaxed yet lively setting that captures the spirit of the City of London.
The Volley
(14)
0.5 km
london
The Volley is a craft beer-focused football bar located in the heart of Old Street, London. With a commitment to inclusivity, a curated selection of craft beers and natural wines, and exceptional service, The volley offers a unique and immersive experience for patrons to enjoy live football matches while savouring quality beverages in a welcoming atmosphere.
Queens Head Shoreditch
(1)
0.5 km
london
The Queen’s head is your new go to pub for all things Sport & beer, we bring in some of the best International beers and local craft, keep an eye on our taps as they change regularly and we have some brilliant beers by the bottle. 4 Screens showing all Sky sports and TNT has to offer Looking for something on the side? Our kitchen serves up the best in British seasonal classics, and pub fare to die for!
The Side Hustle
0.6 km
london
Broadwood
(5)
0.7 km
london
££
Broadwood has everything you could want in a pub: good food, strong drinks, and all the sports the kingdom has to offer. Broadwood works well as a relaxed City pub and restaurant, and it's ideal for watching the big game.
KERB Sports Bar
(4)
0.7 km
london
Welcome to KERB Sports Bar - London's home of sport. With big screens throughout our buzzing clubhouse bar, a sprawling terrace, five private bookable rooms, a rotating kitchen residency from KERB's incredible street food traders to keep everyone fuelled, and an action-packed programme of events, there’s always a match-day atmosphere. If you want to book a private space reach out to our sales team: [email protected] Come for the big game. Stay for everything else. Eat. Drink. Play. Watch. Cheer. No Judgement.
Bar Kick at The Shoreditch Arms
(10)
0.8 km
london
££
Newly refurbished, Bar Kick boasts 12 HD screens and three Sky boxes with high definition streams to provide Shoreditch with the premium sports pub experience it deserves! Now serving a wide range of draft beer for the first time alongside a premium list of cocktails and world wines as well as a list of dirty-burgers and filthy fries. We also have a diverse range of bookable space with exclusive use of foosball tables to bring some healthy competition to your group booking!
Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen
(17)
0.8 km
london
Catch all the live sport action loud and proud on our 20 HD screens (some as big as 100 inches!) and a state-of-the-art sound system, seven days a week.

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Scotland's World Cup 2026 Group Stage Schedule
Scotland landed brutal Group B with Haiti, Morocco and five-time champions Brazil - the toughest possible draw for their return.
Scotland's Group Stage Fixtures:
- June 14, 2am UK time: Haiti vs Scotland (BBC One)
- June 20, midnight UK time: Scotland vs Morocco (ITV 1)
- June 25, midnight UK time: Scotland vs Brazil (BBC One)
The kick-off times create nightmare scenarios. Scotland's tournament opener at 2am Saturday morning tests fan dedication immediately. Only hardcore supporters and Scottish pubs committed to all-nighters will show this fixture live.
Scottish Pubs Across Britain:
Scotland itself becomes one giant pub during the tournament. Glasgow's city centre, Edinburgh's Rose Street, and Aberdeen's Union Street transform into open-air parties with pubs packed from opening through final whistle regardless of kick-off times.
SWG3 in Glasgow and The Pitt in Edinburgh already confirmed as official fan zones showing all Scotland matches with extended hours specifically for the brutal North American kick-off times.
London's Camden Town hosts Britain's largest Scottish expat population outside Scotland. Pubs throughout Camden High Street become Tartan Army headquarters, with Scottish accents outnumbering English and saltire flags covering every surface.
Manchester's Piccadilly and Birmingham's city centre also attract Scottish residents who organize viewing parties for national team matches, though numbers can't match Glasgow or London concentrations.
Twenty-eight years of World Cup drought means this tournament transcends normal sporting interest for Scottish communities - expect emotional, passionate atmospheres regardless of results.
Scotland do not currently have any TV games scheduled.










