Paris
12 premier venues for watching football, rugby, and international sports in the heart of Europe's greatest city.
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Paris's original English-language sports pub, brewing its own beer on-site since 1993. Seven screens showing live Premier League, Champions League, and Six Nations. The burgers are honest, the pints are cold, and the crowd is genuinely mixed between expats and French football fans who just want to watch without commentary. Live Football
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A Montmartre institution spread across three floors, each with its own screen setup. Rugby internationals draw the biggest crowds, but the pub runs dedicated viewing parties for any major sporting event worldwide. The terrace fills at half-time regardless of the weather. International Rugby
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The go-to address for anyone following NHL, NFL, or NBA in Paris. Canadian-owned and proudly loud, with eight screens and a menu that runs from poutine to proper burgers. The Stanley Cup playoffs transform this place into something close to Montreal on a good night. NHL
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A traditional English pub near the Pantheon, popular with Parisian students and visiting British fans. The covered terrace stays open late and the selection of British ales on draught is better than most pubs back home. British Ales
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An Irish pub positioned well for pre-match drinks before events at the nearby Parc des Princes. Twelve screens, draught Guinness poured properly, and a kitchen that stays open until midnight on match nights. Guinness
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A neighbourhood bistro-bar that has quietly become one of the best addresses for live Ligue 1 football. No tourist markup, cheap house wine, and a crowd of PSG season-ticket holders who know the game inside out. Ligue 1
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The Canadian bar that anchors the expat sports scene near the Opera Garnier. Strong on North American sports, with Sunday NFL packages and a full brunch menu for early kick-off times. NFL
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A reliable Premier League venue near the Grands Boulevards, with Guinness, weekly quiz nights, and a crowd that splits reliably between Arsenal and Liverpool on match days. Premier League
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One of Paris's longest-running Irish pubs, with a covered terrace on the Rue des Capucines. International rugby is the house speciality, and the pub holds watch parties for every Ireland away game. International Rugby
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A straightforward French brasserie that takes sport seriously. The owner is a former semi-professional cyclist and the bar pays serious attention to Tour de France and Roland Garros coverage. Affordable and authentic. Tour de France
A Montmartre institution spread across three floors, each with its own screen setup. Rugby internationals draw the biggest crowds, but the pub runs dedicated viewing parties for any major sporting event worldwide. The terrace fills at half-time regardless of the weather.
The go-to address for anyone following NHL, NFL, or NBA in Paris. Canadian-owned and proudly loud, with eight screens and a menu that runs from poutine to proper burgers. The Stanley Cup playoffs transform this place into something close to Montreal on a good night.
A traditional English pub near the Pantheon, popular with Parisian students and visiting British fans. The covered terrace stays open late and the selection of British ales on draught is better than most pubs back home.
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