Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup in Memphis
Where To Watch The World Cup In Memphis
Watch parties, streaming schedules and the best spots to catch a match in Memphis.
Watch parties, streaming schedules and the best spots to catch a match in Memphis.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs June 11 through July 19 across the United States, Mexico and Canada with 48 teams, 104 matches and three U.S. group stage games you won’t want to miss. Here’s where to watch in Memphis, from organized watch parties to the bars and pubs worth pulling up a stool.
Official Watch Parties
Official Watch Parties
The Brass Door
152 Madison Ave. | Downtown
Downtown's beloved Irish pub is going all in on the World Cup, with games on at all times throughout the tournament. Weather permitting, USA matches will be shown in the alley. American Outlaws members get 10% off drinks during USA matches (bring proof of membership). The three USA group stage games to circle:
- Friday, June 12, 8 p.m. – USA vs. Paraguay
- Thursday, June 19, 2 p.m. – USA vs. Australia
- Wednesday, June 25, 9 p.m. – USA vs. Turkey
In addition to the USA matches, The Brass Door plans to have as many games on at all times. They've gotten requests for Mexico and France for specifics. Owner Seamus said they'll be the spot where the world meets in Memphis.
Celtic Crossing Irish Pub
903 S. Cooper St. | Cooper-Young District
Celtic Crossing is the spot for World Cup watch parties in Memphis. This beloved Cooper-Young pub is going all out for two major U.S. matches:
- June 12 | USA vs. Paraguay | Party starts at 5 p.m.; match at 8 p.m.
- June 25 | USA vs. Turkey | Party starts at 6 p.m.; match at 9 p.m.
Both watch parties feature the game on a large outdoor screen with sound on inside the pub, live music leading up to kickoff, Wiseacre Brewing on-site selling brews and hosting a cooler raffle, special dishes from host countries (USA, Mexico, and Canada), and beer buckets highlighting host nations.
While Celtic Crossing plans to show nearly every World Cup match, these are the games they’re putting a spotlight on. Bog & Barley (details below) is also highlighting this same lineup.
- June 12, 8 p.m. – USA vs. Paraguay – Watch Party!
- June 13, 8 p.m. – Scotland vs. Haiti
- June 17, 3 p.m. – England vs. Croatia
- June 19, 2 p.m. – USA vs. Australia
- June 19, 5 p.m. – Scotland vs. Morocco
- June 23, 3 p.m. – England vs. Ghana
- June 24, 5 p.m. – Scotland vs. Brazil
- June 25, 9 p.m. – USA vs. Turkey – Watch Party!
- June 27, 4 p.m. – England vs. Panama
Soul & Spirits Brewery
845 N. Main St. | Uptown
This craft brewery in north downtown is hosting USA watch parties with $5 pints during every match. Mark your calendar:
- June 12, 8 p.m. – USA vs. Paraguay
- June 19, 2 p.m. – USA vs. Australia
- June 25, 9 p.m. – USA vs. Turkey
More World Cup Viewing
Brookhaven Pub & Grill
695 W. Brookhaven Cir. | East Memphis
A neighborhood favorite in East Memphis, Brookhaven is one of East Memphis' most spacious sports bars with big-screen HD TVs throughout. They’ll have as many World Cup games on as possible, especially when USA plays. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m., it’s an easygoing spot to post up for afternoon and evening matches alike.
Bog & Barley
6150 Poplar Ave., Suite 124 | Regalia Shopping Center
On the East Memphis side of town, Bog & Barley will also be showing World Cup matches and highlighting the same schedule of games listed above. This massive 7,100-square-foot Irish pub features authentic décor shipped straight from the Emerald Isle and can fit up to 250 guests—plenty of room to spread out and settle in for the match.
Birdie’s
493 S. Main St. | South Main Arts District
This indoor golf sim and bar in South Main doubles as a legit soccer spot—Tottenham supporters gather here regularly, so you know the crowd takes the sport seriously. For the World Cup, Birdie’s is going all out with country-centric beer specials (think Modelo, PBR, and Molson Golden) and some swag. During the USA opening game, they’ll have authentic Nike giveaways including scarves, hats, and tees—with a USA home jersey as the grand prize. USA-themed bucket hats will also be available for giveaway and purchase throughout the tournament.
Max’s Sports Bar
115 G.E. Patterson Ave. | Downtown
A beloved downtown staple since 2007, Max’s has a TV in every direction plus there recent expansion has doubled their seating space. They’ll have World Cup matches on throughout the tournament and are opening early for USA games, including June 19 at 1 p.m. for USA vs. Australia. During US matches, grab their "Long Necks of Liberty" special—$3.50 Budweiser bottles.
Flyway Brewing
598 Monroe Ave. | Edge District
Formerly home to High Cotton Brewing, this Edge District taproom just steps from Sun Studio is showing every group stage match. Flyway brings small-batch craft beers, handcrafted cocktails, and a full-service restaurant with a menu built around beer pairings. They have more space than you'd think to catch the game at their main bar, lounge space, back room or dining room.
Kooky Canuck
87 S. 2nd St. | Downtown
A Canadian-themed restaurant in the heart of downtown, Kooky Canuck is a natural home base for World Cup viewing—especially with Canada as a host nation this year. The cozy, log-cabinstyle space is decked out with hockey memorabilia, maple leaf accents, and enough character to make it one of Memphis's most unique spots to watch a match. They'll be playing as many games as possible with a focus on USA and Canada matches. Swing by during happy hour (Monday–Friday, 2–6 p.m.) for $3 wine, wells, and domestic bottles, or hit Tipsy Tuesday for 34- ounce specialty cocktails at $7 all day
Bardog Tavern
73 Monroe Ave. | Downtown
A downtown staple on Monroe Avenue, Bardog will be showing all World Cup matches with $5 Sky Dogs available during games. It's a no-fuss spot to post up and watch.
Nashoba
4600 Merchants Park Cir. | Collierville
If you're out in the 'burbs, Nashoba is hard to beat. This Collierville sports bar and gastropub has 60-plus high-definition TVs and giant LED walls—designed so every seat feels like the best seat in the house. They'll have all World Cup games on with big screens and sound on, and no live music during matches so nothing competes with the action on the pitch.
Cooper's
959 S. Cooper St. | Cooper-Young
This Cooper-Young neighborhood bar plans to show most World Cup matches across its 12 TVs, including both games on opening day. As long as there isn't scheduled live music, the sound will be on for all the big games. For the June 25 USA vs. Turkey match, look for $2.50 Michelob Ultra bottles.
Farm Burger
1350 Concourse Ave., Suite 175 | Crosstown Concourse
Catch the World Cup over a grass-fed burger at this Crosstown Concourse spot. Farm Burger will be showing matches—including the opening game—and offering $2 drafts with a food purchase during games. It's a solid pick if you want something more low-key with great food.
Slider Inn
363 Mulberry St. | South Main Arts District
Slider Inn’s downtown flagship boasts a 130-square-foot video wall and massive outdoor space facing Main Street. It’s one of the largest outdoor screens in the area, perfect for catching a match al fresco with a slider (or three) in hand.
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