With the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals set to take place from July 9 to July 12, London is preparing for a surge of international fans. From England's clash with Norway to France's matchup against Morocco, the city offers a diverse array of venues where supporters can gather. Here is a comprehensive guide to the best locations for each of the eight remaining teams.
Quarter-Final Schedule
France vs Morocco: July 9, 9pm BST
Spain vs Belgium: July 10, 8pm BST
Norway vs England: July 11, 10pm BST
Argentina vs Switzerland: July 12, 2am BST
France
Frogs in London, a French expat community with 11 years of experience, is organizing screenings at four fan zones. The largest is The Garden in Vauxhall, accommodating up to 1,500 fans. Additional venues include Zebrano in Soho, the Ministry of Sound courtyard, and family-friendly screenings at The Minories pub in Aldgate.
Morocco
Morocco, the final Arab team in the tournament, will draw fans to Middle Eastern hubs like Edgware Road, where restaurants such as Casablanca will broadcast matches. A fan zone is set up at Stratford halal steakhouse HS&Co, and another at Egg London in King's Cross hosted by Les Frontières. In north London, Oasis Lounge in Finchley offers a dedicated viewing spot.
Spain
Bradley's Spanish Bar on Tottenham Court Road is a central London institution for Spanish fans. For larger crowds, tapas chain Camino will screen the match at its branches in King's Cross, Monument, and Shoreditch, serving beers like Alhambra, Mahou, and Estrella.
Belgium
De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar near Chinatown is the prime location for Belgian supporters. The bar will offer Belgian beer and music as the Red Devils compete. Reservations are recommended, though walk-in space is available.
England
England fans have numerous options, including outdoor screenings at Flat Iron Square, German Kraft Brewery, and the Queen of Hoxton. Indoor venues like Clapham Grand, Bar Kick, and Colour Factory also offer prime viewing. A full list of recommended venues is available separately.
Norway
Nordic Bar in Fitzrovia is the gathering spot for Norwegian fans. The subterranean venue on Newman Street has long hosted Scandinavian communities for events like Eurovision and ice hockey. Happy hour runs before 6pm on Saturday, and the bar features beer pong, a retro garden, and an interactive darts board.
Argentina
Argentinian party collective La Malafamera will host a screening at Rae's in Flat Iron Square, featuring cumbia, reggaeton, and RKT. Tickets sell quickly. Alternatively, Viva Reggaeton's watch party at Lightbox nightclub in Vauxhall offers a nightclub setting for the 2am kick-off.
Switzerland
The New Helvetic Society will gather at Greenwood Sports Pub in Victoria. Fans wearing red receive a 15 percent discount on food and drink.
