Where to Watch FIFA Final in Bangkok

Watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final on a giant LED screen at a free outdoor fan event featuring live Thai commentary, pre-match entertainment, and an exciting football atmosphere in one of Bangkok's largest public parks.

Sunday, 19 July 2026: Gates open 11:30 PM

Monday, 20 July 2026: Match kicks off 2:00 AM (Event continues until the final whistle, approximately 4:00–4:30 AM.)

Getting There

• MRT: Get off at Chatuchak Park Station, then walk 15–20 minutes to Gate 3.
• BTS: Get off at Mo Chit Station, then walk 15–20 minutes to Gate 3.
• Taxi/Grab: Set your destination to Wachirabenchathat (State Railway) Park – Gate 3 on Kamphaeng Phet 3 Road.
• Driving: Limited parking is available. Public transport or ride-hailing is recommended.

Widely regarded as Bangkok's premier venue for live sports, The Sportsman operates on an essentially 24/7 schedule during major international tournaments to ensure every match is shown live. The expansive venue features an unmatched audiovisual setup, boasting 39 HD TVs and 8 large-scale projectors distributed across eight distinct viewing zones. Its ability to comfortably host large crowds while serving reliable pub fare from an around-the-clock kitchen makes it the most dependable destination for dedicated football fans.

*Showing all World Championship matches

Located in the middle of Sukhumvit Soi 20, Sports on 20 is the successor to the legendary "Sports Corner." The vibe here is very relaxed and open-air (semi-outdoor), making it perfect for enjoying the cool February morning breeze while watching the game. They have 14 HDTV screens positioned all around the bar so that you won't miss a play. It is also famous for having a high-quality 9-foot Brunswick pool table, so if the game gets slow, you can challenge someone to a match. The staff is known for being incredibly friendly and remembering regular customers.

How to get there:

• BTS: Asoke or Phrom Phong Station. It’s right in the middle, so you can take a motorbike taxi from either station (approx. 20-30 THB) to Soi 20.

Located directly underneath the Nana BTS station, The Game is impossible to miss. It is one of the few places in Bangkok that feels like a genuine American frat-house-meets-sports-bar. For the Super Bowl, the atmosphere here is electric. They have a massive projector screen and HD TVs on almost every pillar, ensuring no blind spots. The venue is also famous for its Beer Pong tables, so halftime entertainment is guaranteed. The food portions are huge and typically American (think massive burgers and nachos).

*Showing all World Championship matches

Located in Sukhumvit 33/1 (also known as the "British/Irish ghetto" due to the pubs and bakeries), O'Shea's is famous for its massive outdoor terrace and 24-hour operation. While the kitchen might close, the bar and screens stay active for late-night international sports. The vibe is incredibly friendly, and the outdoor fans make it pleasant even in the heat.

Best for:

Fans who want a comfortable, pub-style sports experience (think about Premier League, Formula 1, Rugby, Super Bowl, and so on) while enjoying some bangers and mash!

Located just up the street from Scruffy's, The Clubhouse is a dedicated sports bar without the "theme pub" gimmicks. It’s clean, modern, and focused purely on sports. The screens are positioned perfectly so there is no bad seat in the house. It attracts a loyal expat crowd who take their football seriously, expect banter, but a friendly vibe.

How to get there:

BTS/MRT: Asoke BTS or Sukhumvit MRT. It is located near the top of Soi 23, very easy to walk to.

For those craving a homely, no-fuss Christmas without the hotel price tag, The Old English Pub is the undisputed champion. For Christmas 2025, they are offering a Traditional 3-Course Menu for just 995 THB. You get all the classics: Pumpkin Soup, a choice of Roast Turkey or Honey Glazed Ham with "pigs in blankets," and a festive dessert. The atmosphere is cozy, loud, and genuinely British—perfect for expats and friends.

How to get there:

BTS Skytrain: Get off at Thong Lo Station (Exit 3). It is located right at the start of Soi 55, less than a 1-minute walk from the stairs.

*Showing all World Championship matches

Located conveniently on Sukhumvit Soi 23 near the Asok intersection, Scruffy Murphy's offers a heavy dose of authentic Irish hospitality paired with dedicated sports broadcasting. The pub is deeply favored by the local expatriate community for its cozy, wood-paneled interior and unpretentious atmosphere. During major international tournaments, the venue extends its operating hours deep into the night to stream live matches across multiple large screens. The extensive beverage selection, featuring perfectly chilled drafts and a vast whiskey collection, alongside a highly regarded kitchen makes it an exceptionally comfortable spot for long, early-morning watch parties.

*Broadcasting selected World Championship matches

Please check with the venue in advance

The Blarney Stone Soi 4 is a vibrant, deeply traditional pub perfectly situated right at the bustling entrance of Soi Nana, pulsing with energy and authentic Irish hospitality. If you are looking for an action-packed St. Patrick's Day celebration surrounded by a lively Expat crowd and the legendary, electric nightlife of downtown Bangkok, you will absolutely love the unmistakably festive atmosphere here.

• Features classic dark wood interiors that give it a genuine, old-school Dublin feel.
• Offers massive screens spread throughout the bar, perfect for catching live sports while you celebrate.
• Serves a constant flow of perfectly poured Guinness straight from the tap alongside hearty pub comfort food.

Situated in the lively Nana area (Soi 4), Fitzgeralds is an oasis of calm quality in a crazy street. It has a great mezzanine level for dining while watching the game below, or you can sit downstairs near the main projector. They are famous for their "Big Breakfast," making it a great spot for early evening games that start around dinner time.

How to get there:

BTS Skytrain: Nana Station (Exit 2). Walk about 100 meters into Soi 4; it's on the right.

In the heart of Silom, Shenanigans hits the sweet spot for early-bird sports. It’s an Irish-style bar, so count on a strong breakfast game, coffee ready at opening, and Guinness for those turning the Super Bowl into an all-morning session. Screens are easy to see from most seats and staff keep the commentary audible, which matters when the game’s tight. For big events, they often promote reserved seating or set menus, so it’s wise to message them for details on kickoff week. The Patpong area is quiet at dawn, making it straightforward to grab a taxi or walk from Sala Daeng BTS. If you prefer a central location with a lively but manageable atmosphere, Shenanigans is a dependable Silom choice.

A grand beer hall near Chit Lom brings a deep bottle book and a tap row that covers easy drinkers and geek picks. High ceilings cut the noise, the kitchen turns out hearty plates, and a live set pops up on select nights. Staff guide you through styles if the board looks long, and the room works for big groups after work. Grab a table near the front for street views, or post up at the bar to watch the pours. You leave with a full stomach and a short list of new labels to hunt.

A classic English-style pub known for live football, multiple HD screens, hearty British cuisine, and a welcoming atmosphere. It's a popular gathering spot for football fans looking to enjoy major sporting events with great food and drinks.

A welcoming Irish pub serving live football, cold pints, and traditional Irish favorites in a relaxed setting. Known for its friendly service and lively match-day atmosphere, it's a popular choice for locals, expats, and traveling football fans.