Where to watch live FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in Singapore

With just days away from the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup 2026 on June 12, it’s no surprise that excitement for football fanatics of all creeds and persuasions is now at a fever pitch.

But securing streaming subscriptions for comfy home viewing is just one half of the World Cup viewing equation.

Nothing quite lives up to the frenzy of a packed room simultaneously cheering — or booing — the ebb and flow of an exciting playoff or nailbiting finale, which is why we’ve compiled a hit list of the best restaurants, bars, and hangout spots in Singapore to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches live.

SIP SIP

Love the frenzy of World Cup season, but can’t stand the jostling of a crowd? Sip Sip has got you covered. The buzzy CBD spot, which already pulls quadruple duty as a cafe, workspace, bar, and hangout on normal days, is now offering its private clubroom as a gathering spot for lovers of the beautiful game.

We’re told there’s no guest limit in celebration of the FIFA World Cup 2026 spirit (though it normally seats up to 25 comfortably), so call in the squad, order tapas and cocktails aplenty, and get ready to roar. Note that room bookings require advance notice.

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27 Degrees West

If you’re looking to get your footie fix with a side of borderless mod-Indian grub, head out to 27 Degrees West at the heart of Orchard Road. Celebrity chef Varun Inamdar’s first outlet outside India delivers a suitably eclectic menu that pairs butter chicken and naan with beef tartare and sweet potato fries.

Perfect for superfans looking to kick back with a glass of wine while enjoying the FIFA World Cup 2026 live in elevated surroundings. Their schedule for June is available here.

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Boomerang Bar & Bistro

Most of us have probably never truly experienced World Cup fever — that is, unless we’ve watched a live game at a true-blue Aussie sports bar.

Enter Boomerang Bar & Bistro in Robertson Quay, a stalwart for expats and locals alike, united by their love of cold beers, hearty pub food, and live sports on nine TVs. Just remember who you’re supporting for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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CHIJMES

In terms of sheer crowd atmosphere alone, the nightly outdoor screenings on CHIJMES’ gargantuan 9m screens are hard to beat — especially since the restaurants surrounding the lawn will all be chipping in to stir up that FIFA World Cup 2026 vibe.

Expect beer bites, cocktail promotions and football-themed snack platters from both nearby watering holes and the pop-up F&B village to go with the hangout spot’s breezy alfresco setting.

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Harry’s Boat Quay

World Cup live screenings are a mainstay at Harry’s Boat Quay, and the FIFA World Cup 2026 is no exception. Come early to enjoy a trio of exclusive dishes — a beef brisket sandwich, buffalo chicken macaroni and cheese, and quesadilla pizza — inspired by this edition’s host countries of Mexico and the United States, along with a chance to win World Cup merch.

Otherwise, it’ll be a focused menu for football brekkie and late-night viewings to go with your ice-cold beers — all the better to focus on what’s important happening on the other side of the screen. Psst: You can head here to book seats ahead of time.

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Drinks&Co Central Boulevard

This is one for the wine aficionados who’d love nothing better than World Cup shootouts accompanied by fine vino, artisanal spirits, and craft beer. Drinks&Co, a wine and spirits boutique whose calling card is bottles to be enjoyed both at home or on-site in laidback surrounds, answers that call and then some.

Though the brand boasts several outlets in hotspots like CHIJMES and Clarke Quay, only its IOI Central Boulevard outlet will be screening FIFA World Cup 2026 matches live.

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Two Chefs Bar

If you’re living in Sentosa and don’t quite feel like making the schlep to town for a World Cup viewing party, you’re in luck. Two Chefs Bar at the scenic Quayside Isle is probably the only place in Singapore to catch the FIFA World Cup 2026 live while enjoying the exclusivity of a marina atmosphere.

As the bar’s name suggests, expect all your late-night munchies to be satisfied by way of Mexican and Italian bites.

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Wildseed Cafe at the Summerhouse

Due to the time difference between Singapore and the host countries of Canada, the United States, and Mexico for the 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup, many of the playoff matches will be taking place between 9am and 12pm.

Naturally, that means a golden opportunity to ditch the beer pitcher and grab a leisurely brunch while catching the game. Wildseed Cafe at The Summerhouse has answered the call with brunch live screenings for the entire month of June, with complimentary coffee to boot if you don a World Cup jersey. Score!

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Lion Brewery Co

Come to Lion Brewery Co for the adrenaline-thumping atmosphere of live FIFA World Cup match screenings in the heart of Tanjong Pagar, and stay for its repertoire of house-brewed pale ales and lagers.

It’s a cult darling microbrewery with a dedicated flock for a reason, after all. And if the six-course beer-pairing menu doesn’t get you, its comfy sofas, massive TVs, and pool tables for half-time entertainment definitely will.

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Capitol Singapore

Football fanatics looking to soak up the FIFA World Cup 2026 atmosphere without the dreaded Singapore heat can consider catching a live match on the big screens at Capitol Singapore’s indoor Arcade shopping plaza.

While you won’t exactly be able to sip on ice-cold beers as you catch the late-night games, that also means you get the benefits of a more subdued watching experience — and anyway, there’ll be plenty of opportunity to fuel up pre-match with happy-hour deals at nearby watering holes such as Hopscotch and Ka-En Grill & Sushi Bar.

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