Are you a die-hard fan searching for the perfect place to catch all the action?
Then we’ve got the list for you.
From sports bars to cosy pubs, these venues are guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience for every fan.
And it’s never been more vital for you to get out there and support your local pubs and bars.
The Chairman of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) Nik Antona agrees.
They said: “Major sporting events provide a fantastic opportunity for communities to convene down at their local real ale pub or taproom and support these essential businesses…”
So what are you waiting for? Get out there with your mates and get stuck in to the action.
Where to watch live sport in Manchester
Manchester 235
With a gargantuan screen to feast your eyes on, Manchester 235 is a great place to watch some live sports.
They have a fully stocked bar, glitzy surroundings and a casino on your doorstep if you fancy a flutter.
From football to boxing – via F1, cricket, NFL, rugby, horse racing, you name it – they are showing it.
Find out more on their website here
The Hyatt Graduate Bar
With its massive screen, delicious menu, and top-notch service, The Hyatt is the ultimate in sports viewing.
The hotel’s massive screen has been a huge draw for locals and visitors alike.
Every large international sporting event from cricket, golf and football is screened in The Graduate Bar on match days, offering a great viewing experience for those who want to kick back and enjoy the action.
The Graduate Bar’s special menu features an array of delicious options, including burgers, nachos, and pizzas, so guests can enjoy a meal or snacks while watching their favourite teams.
55 Booth St W, Manchester M15 6PQ
Footage
The Footage is strategically located right at the heart of Oxford Road, just a stone’s throw away from the buzzing city centre.
Within an old cinema, this bar boasts two spectacular screens to catch live sport on – so you won’t miss a beat of the action.
With its unbeatable location, stunning screens, balcony view, and an array of options for entertainment, food, and drinks, it’s the go-to destination for sports lovers and enthusiasts alike.
Grosvenor Street, Manchester, M1 7DZ
Director’s Box
Directors Box is another swanky bar with a great atmosphere, cutting-edge screens, an exceptional drink selection, and mouthwatering cuisine creating the perfect setting for watching the big game.
They’ve got the Six Nations, Premier League, and much much more.
37 Booth Street, Manchester, M2 4AA
The Brotherhood (of Pursuits and Pastimes)
The Brotherhood is one of Manchester’s premier luxury sports bars, celebrating the world of sports in a refined and sophisticated setting.
2 Mount St, Manchester M2 5WQ
Tib Street Tavern
This no-gimmicks Northern Quarter boozer opened in May 2012 and embraces the history and tradition of the area, combining a vintage pub design with contemporary features.
Independently owned, it’s not attempting to be a theme bar and just offers a good old-fashioned selection of beers, spirits and wines.
Find out more and book here.
74 Tib Street, Manchester M4 1LG
Box Bar
BOX Deansgate is a game-changing sports bar in Manchester.
With unparalleled sports viewing and exciting gaming opportunities, Box creates an unmatched atmosphere. Often rocking with live music, this is a great shout on matchday.
They also have some great bar games, including shuffleboard and a top selection of beers.
125 Deansgate, Manchester M3 2BY
Mulligans
Mulligans, oozing with Irish charm and a welcoming atmosphere, have got screens dotted about this cosy pub.
With the best pint of Guinness in town too, what’s not to like?
A great shout to watch live sports including football (especially Manchester United), Gaelic Football, rugby, and horse racing.
12 Southgate, Manchester M3 2RB
Sixes Cricket
Although specialising in a different sport, Sixes is a great place to watch all sports.
Tucked away in the beautiful Corn Exchange Sixes will show all of the world cup games, including all of England’s games.
For more information please click here.
The Corn Exchange, New Cathedral St, Manchester M4 3TR
The Blues Kitchen
The Blues Kitchen is a great place to watch live sports in a rocking atmosphere.
With a brilliant atmosphere to boot, it’s a top place to catch the football.
Find out more and book here
13 Quay St, Manchester M3 3HN
Lass O’Gowrie
Nestled on the banks of the River Medlock, just a short distance from Oxford Road, the Lass O’ Gowrie is a charming and historic pub that has stood the test of time.
This Manchester landmark has a rich heritage, appearing on maps as early as 1844.
Originally an Irish pub with Scottish roots, it has become an integral part of the city’s history and culture.
Oh, and they also show the sport.
36 Charles St, M1 7DB