THE World Cup gets underway in Qatar tomorrow (Sunday, November 20), with many Islanders eyeing up their local to soak up the footballing atmosphere.
It all kicks off with the opening ceremony at 3pm, before the first game of the tournament sees the hosts take on Ecuador at 4pm.
England’s first game is against Iran at 1pm on Monday (November 21).
Islanders may be looking for the best pubs and bars that are showing the football, so we have put together this guide… let us know if there are any we’ve missed!
Newport
The Hogshead on High Street will be showing every World Cup match.
Spaces are going fast at the pub, and you can book yours online HERE.
“Hogs always has the best atmosphere in town for sport, so don’t miss out on the chance to experience it here!”
Found on Carisbrooke Road, The Crispin with open at midday on Monday for England’s first World Cup game.
The Waverley on Clatterford Road will be opening from 11am on Monday for breakfasts ahead of England's opening game.
All of England's games in the tournament will be shown at the pub.
The Conservative Club on Pyle Street will be showing all England and Wales games.
"If you want to watch other matches and the TV isn't on, please just ask."
East Cowes
The Prince of Wales Public House on York Avenue will open from midday on Monday, showing England’s opening match against Iran.
“Get yourselves settled in with a drink and watch the match.”
Found on Clarence Road, Victoria Tavern is showing all live games, including England’s first game, with beer pitcher promotions and burgers.
The pub is open for bookings for England’s second game against the USA on Friday (November 25).
Cowes
A quaint old English pub surrounded by the yacht clubs of Cowes, found on Watch House Lane, The Union Inn will show all of the World Cup matches.
A traditional wet pub offering a warm welcome, The Kingston Arms on Newport Road will screening games, starting with Qatar and Ecuador's opener at 4pm tomorrow.
Yarmouth
The Bugle Coaching Inn in The Square will show the kick-off in Qatar, with the first game being played tomorrow.
“Whether you are here to support your country, keeping an eye out for your sweepstake or just enjoying the atmosphere, we can't wait to welcome you through the doors!”
St Helens
Found on Upper Green, The Vine will be showing all World Cup games across two screens.
“Join us cheering on England.”
Ventnor
Ventnor Winter Gardens on Pier Street says it had a blast airing the Euros and is excited to bring the same great atmosphere for the World Cup.
The bar/grill is taking books for all the England games, and on Monday, all drinks and food are 25 per cent off.
Smokin' Jack's on Clarence Road in Wroxall will be screening tomorrow's opening game in Qatar.
The Jack Daniels themed American Restaurant will show all of England's matches on its big screens, with exclusive drinks and food offers available on game day.
Bembridge
Wight Knuckle Brewery at the Pilot Boat Inn
The craft microbrewery with tap room and pizzeria on Station Road will be showing the world cup.
Tables can be booked on its website HERE or by calling 01983 872077.
"Come and enjoy the football with our craft beer and delicious pizza."
Sandown
Found on Avenue Road, Caulkheads will be showing all the games on its new large projector screen.
On Monday, its kitchen is closed due to maintenance work, but the bar will be open from midday for England’s first match.
“We’ll be ready and waiting to support our nation, will you?”
Merrie Gardens on Newport Road in Lake will be showing all the live games.
Shanklin
Waterfront Inn on the Esplanade will be screening all World Cup matches.
“Make it your venue to keep up to date with England’s progress.”
Ryde
The Blacksheep Bar and Club Lounge
The Blacksheep on Union Street will be showing all live games on its big screens but says it will be turning things up for the Three Lions.
On Monday, for England’s first game, the match will be played on the big screens with full sound.
“Grab a late breakfast or beer and burger.”
Found on Star Street, Ryde Town Club will be showing the England games on the big screens.
"Cheap drinks, brilliant atmosphere and open to non-members."
Open from 11am, The King Lud on the Esplanade will be screening World Cup matches everyday.
See HERE for the full list of games being shown.
"With the finest lagers and craft beers in the taps and the world's best teams going for glory live on our big screens, why go anywhere else in Isle of Wight for the first ever winter World Cup?"
Wootton
Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery (The Sloop)
At Stonehouse in Mill Square, the opening ceremony will be screened at 3pm.
“Enjoy a tasty roast, and the start of what we hope is a great event!”
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