While Hong Kong is home to world-class bars (the world’s best at that!) as well as hole-in-the-wall hidden gem finds, if you’re looking to kick back with drinks, darts, pool, and live sports, there’s a special kind of place you’ll want to find. These sports bars are roomy, decked out with multiple LED screens, and some even pour a solid selection of draft beers. Whether you’re trying to catch rugby, cricket, or football (including the FIFA World Cup), look to these sports bars in Hong Kong. With spots across Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai, Mong Kok, and Central, take your pick, especially for those matches airing at ungodly hours.
While the football world revels in Arsenal’s victory after 22 years, a major sporting event is inching closer and closer. The FIFA World Cup is all set to run from June 11 to July 19. Kicking off the group stage, the first two matches of the 2026 edition are Mexico vs. South Africa (at 3 am) and South Korea vs. Czechia (at 10 am). See what we mean by ungodly hours? You’d either be in deep slumber or at work. And this year’s World Cup will feature the most countries in the tournament’s history, and is also said to be the last World Cup appearance for the two legends, Argentina’s Messi, and Portugal’s Ronaldo. So, you’ll want to catch all the action you can, and if you don’t want to shell out for an expensive subscription, these sports bars are the answer.
Speaking of the World Cup, it’s worth giving the bars a call before heading over to make sure they’re screening the match you’re after. The other fun thing about catching a live match at a sports bar? It’s a great way to make new friends who support the same teams as you, and, of course, the friendly banter is fun too. Thankfully, things don’t get too rowdy at Hong Kong sports bars!
Catch the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at these sports bars in Hong Kong
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The Globe
Many love The Globe for the latest sporting action for many reasons. For one, it’s open daily until late, second, it has a great happy hour deal, and lastly, offers a range of beers to choose from. In addition, the laid-back British gastropub offers lip-smacking classic British dishes like fish and chips and meat pies. Oh, did we mention it’s smacked right in the middle of Central? So you won’t miss all the fun!
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Address : The Globe, Shop A, 45-53 Graham Street, Central, Hong KongWebsite : Visit here
Phone : +852 2543 1941
Price range : HKD 100-200
Opening hours : Monday to Thursday from 10 am to 12 am, Friday and Sunday from 10 am to 1 am, and Saturday from 10 am to 2 am
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Jack’s Racquet Room
If you’re looking for the vibes of a private member’s club without the membership fees, Jack’s Racquet Room, nestled within The Magistracy in Tai Kwun, is the place to be. Inspired by prestigious recreational clubs across the Indian subcontinent, this posh sports bar is helmed by hospitality veteran Jack Gonsalves, so excellent service is a given. They screen everything from tennis and cricket to football, rugby, and more. And if you have a specific request, the team will do their best to accommodate. Don’t sleep on the bites and drinks menu either, whether it’s a comforting Tandoori Keema Paratha or a classic cocktail.
Website : Visit here
Phone : +852 2154 6104
Price range : 100-200
Opening hours : Sunday to Wednesday from 5 pm to 11 pm, Thursday to Saturday from 5 pm to 12 am
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The Spot BarView this post on Instagram
If Staunton Street is your go-to spot for after-work drinks, then this sports bar will be right up your alley. The Spot Bar screens cricket, football, F1, rugby, American football, and more, and if you don’t see what you’re after, just ask the team, and they’ll try to accommodate. The bar features a 65-inch screen along with smaller screens scattered around, so everyone can catch the action while chatting and sipping their drinks. Speaking of drinks, there’s a daily happy hour from 4 pm to 8 pm, with over 12 beers to choose from.
Website : Visit here
Phone : +852 2416 5588
Price range : HKD 50-100
Opening hours : Monday to Friday from 5 pm to 2 am, Saturday and Sunday from 2 pm to 2 am
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The Blind PigView this post on Instagram
For a place that merges dinner, drinks, and live sports all under one roof, The Blind Pig in Sai Wan Ho is the neighborhood bar that’s spacious, serves up gourmet bites like cold cuts and slow-cooked BBQ baby back ribs, and doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to screenings. They’ve got three large TVs showing everything from football, rugby, and tennis to golf and even MMA. And did we mention they’re pet-friendly?
Website : Visit here
Phone : +852 2707 0002
Price range : HKD 200-400
Opening hours : Daily from 11:30 am to 10:30 pm
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TrafalgarThis neighbourhood British pub is tucked away in Wan Chai, away from all the other bars but with an equally vibrant atmosphere. It boasts an open terrace, an in-house brewery, and of course, TV screens for the ultimate sports viewing experience. If any of the TV screens lined across four walls aren’t enough to satisfy you, the two 120-inch outdoor projectors are just as great. Looking for something to do during mid-break? Have a go at the pool table, dart machine, touch-screen arcade, or beer pong table. If you’re up for it, sing a tune using the karaoke machine too. Is Wan Chai too far? Head to the other branch in Mong Kok.
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Address : 5/F, The Broadway, 54-62 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong KongWebsite : Visit here
Phone : +852 2110 1535
Price range : HKD 100-200
Opening hours : Monday to Friday from 11 am to 12 am, Saturday and Sunday from 12 pm to 12 am
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Joe’s Billiards & BarAs its name suggests, Joe’s Billiards & Bar is a well-known place to play pool and drink. With three branches across the city, this place has pool tables, dart machines, and beer-pong tables for people to enjoy. But they also have large screen TVs and a projector ready for the best sports viewing experience. But, of course, a good match isn’t complete without food, so don’t forget to order from Joe’s extensive list of snacks, from salads to finger food.
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Website : Visit here
Phone : +852 3188 1010
Price range : HKD 100-200
Opening hours : Daily from 12 pm to 5 am
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Wan Chai StadiumWatch the action unfold at Wan Chai Stadium and its many television screens! With so many of them, there’s no excuse to miss them. The pub is reminiscent of the ones you’d see in the United States, complete with red leather sofas and brick decor. It’s cosy but also rowdy (but fun).
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Address : Shop A3, G/F, Hay Wah Building, 72-76 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong KongWebsite : Visit here
Phone : +852 3579 4466
Price range : HKD 100-200
Opening hours : Daily from 11 am to 3 am
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Delany’sBy now, you’ll notice that the action happens in Wan Chai and Delany’s completes the list. Although it has two other branches across the city, the Wan Chai outpost remains well-recommend among the sports-loving crowd. Delany’s first opened in 1994 and takes pride in being Hong Kong’s first Irish pub, which also served the first draught Guinness. With so much history around it, you know you’ll get the best live sports action here.
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Address : Various locations including Basement, Mary Building, 71-77 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongWebsite : Visit here
Phone : +852 2861 1935
Price range : HKD 100-200
Opening hours : Monday to Thursday from 12 pm to 12 am, Friday from 12 pm to 1 am, Saturday from 10 am to 1 am, Sunday from 10 am to 12 am
Note : The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.