England vs Argentina. Again.
You already know the history. 1986, the Hand of God, a goal that shouldn't have stood and one that never should have been stopped. 1998, Beckham, the red card, a nation holding its breath. 2002, a penalty, some relief, never quite enough. This fixture doesn't do neutral.
If you're watching this one, you're watching it properly. Here's every Weball listed pub showing the semi-final, city by city.
Giant projector screen, smash burgers, wings and a pub that serves with pride. Right on Islington Green, easy to get to from anywhere in London.
Brewery taproom with a big screen and an inclusive, welcoming crowd. Family friendly, relaxed East London energy.
Big screens throughout, a private room with its own large screen for groups, £4.90 pints all day, and Yard Sale Pizza delivered to your table.
Shoreditch institution. Big screens, The Flat upstairs for private hire with its own bar and screen, happy hour until 5pm on weekdays.
A proper west London sports pub. No booking needed, just turn up and find a spot.
Central Holborn, big screen and food served. Easy to get to if you're coming straight from work.
Big screens and little screens, a private function room, American and Asian food, great music and what Kirk describes as the best beer range ever. He's probably right.
Independent brewery in Hackney with multiple screens and an outdoor courtyard. From The Ashes BBQ food and the freshest pints in east London.
Eight screens including two at 100 inches. Food served, darts, Northern Quarter location. The best equipped pub in Manchester for a night like this. Book ahead.
Relaxed, big screens in the city centre. The kind of pub where everyone's watching the same game and nobody's pretending not to care.
Independent brewery taproom with multiple screens and a projector. Great beer and food served. Ancoats on a big match night is exactly where you want to be.
The UK's first dedicated women's sports bar doesn't just show women's football. It shows everything, and it shows it properly. Multiple screens, free pool and darts, and a genuine community atmosphere.
A massive Arsenal pub, but everyone is welcome. Relaxed atmosphere, good food and a beer garden for half time. Hove's best option for a semi-final night.
Big screen, six food vendors, multiple bars and a garden area. The biggest matchday setup in Liverpool and one that suits a World Cup semi-final.
Big screen and friendly atmosphere in the city centre. Leeds showing up for the semi-final.
Six big screens, pool, darts and pub food fifteen minutes from Manchester on the Metrolink. If the city centre feels too chaotic for a semi-final, this is your move.
The home of the FSA at Wembley games. Projector, outdoor beer garden, right next to the national stadium. If you want to feel like you're part of something bigger tonight, this is it.
Every pub in this guide is listed and verified on Weball. No paid placements, no guesses. Many of them show women's football throughout the year too, including WSL, Women's Champions League and Lionesses fixtures. Football is for everyone and these pubs get that.
Looking for more pubs near you? Browse the full Weball guide for venues showing football across the UK, including the return of the WSL in September.
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