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Best Sports Bars in Singapore for Live Football

Last Updated on 30 Sep 2026 • By Jeleen Rondon

The World Cup may be over, but club football is back, and big match nights deserve a good seat. These twelve bars let you catch the game over a cold pint and proper food, and most can be booked on Chope, so you're not stuck standing at the back. They're spread across the island, from Boat Quay and Buona Vista to Sembawang and Pasir Ris, so there's one close by on derby weekend. Expect the original Harry's on Boat Quay, a bar backing a women's football club and beachfront screens in the east.

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  • Menu
    ARFC Woodleigh
    • $$$$$
    • Woodleigh
    • Western
    Menu
    Football club bar at Woodleigh, formerly Cafe Football Singapore, pairing live match screenings and live music with Western plates and local dishes like satay and seafood hor fun. It sits within the PUB Recreation Club, has an 'East Stand' seating area, is listed as kid-friendly, and opens from 9.30am at weekends.

    Why we love it: It's the only venue here tied to an actual team: ARFC backs Still Aerion Women's Football Club in the Singapore Women's Premier League.

    Best for: Weekend Premier League afternoons with the kids in tow and space for groups.

    Must try: Chicken satay and the lamb shank, the two dishes Chope diners vote for most.

    Location: 48 Woodleigh Park, PUB Recreation Club, Singapore 357844
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  • Menu
    Dugout
    • $$$$$
    • Boat Quay
    • Indian
    Menu
    Indian sports bar on Circular Road, a street back from Boat Quay, serving chicken tikka, donne biryani and burgers alongside a full bar with non-alcoholic options. The menu mixes Bengaluru street snacks like masala puri with Patiala chicken, Italian plates and small bites, and there is alfresco seating outside.

    Why we love it: Wall-to-wall screens mean no bad seat for the match, and it serves until midnight every day of the week.

    Best for: After-work match nights in the CBD with Indian bar food and cold beer.

    Must try: Achari chicken tikka and Chicken Donne Biryani with a cold beer.

    Location: 35 Circular Road, Singapore 049392
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  • Menu
    LE WHITE BAR
    • $$$$$
    • West Coast
    • Bar
    Menu
    Pub at ORTO West Coast, opposite Haw Par Villa MRT, screening EPL matches on big screens alongside a 9ft pool table, Dartslive darts and karaoke rooms. It is part of the Le West Den leisure complex, with live band nights on Wednesdays, beer towers and buckets for groups, and opening hours from 4pm to 1am daily.

    Why we love it: It turns a match into a full night out: two private karaoke rooms take groups of up to 38, and zi char and mookata are next door.

    Best for: Group EPL nights with pool, darts and karaoke in the west.

    Must try: A beer tower shared between frames on the 9ft pool table.

    Location: 27 West Coast Highway, #01-05 ORTO West Coast, Singapore 117867
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    Barrels British–Indian Bistro (Buona Vista)
    • $$$$$
    • Buona Vista
    • Indian
    Food Menu
    British-Indian pub on South Buona Vista Road pairing North Indian cooking with draught beers, an in-house pool table and live sport on multiple screens. The menu runs from butter chicken and keema to buffalo cauliflower and a naan basket built for sharing, so it works as a proper dinner as well as a match-night bar.

    Why we love it: It feels like a proper neighbourhood local with a curry kitchen attached: diners report Premier League matches on the screens and kids' dining options for families.

    Best for: Premier League nights with curry and a game of pool in the south-west.

    Must try: Butter chicken, buffalo cauliflower and the naan basket for the table.

    Location: 34 South Buona Vista Road, Singapore 118162
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  • Menu
    Lazy Lizard (Sixth Avenue)
    • $$$$$
    • Bukit Timah
    • Bar
    Bar Menu
    Laid-back neighbourhood bar on Sixth Avenue, the group's flagship since 2003, pouring Beck's, Estrella Galicia and Little Creatures with bar food and indoor-outdoor seating. It is the original of the Lazy Lizard outlets, a long-standing local for the surrounding Bukit Timah neighbourhood, with outdoor seats for warmer evenings.

    Why we love it: Lazy Lizard shows football, F1, rugby and tennis across several TVs, and Chope bookings get 15% off non-promotional items.

    Best for: Weeknight games close to home for Bukit Timah and Sixth Avenue locals.

    Must try: Chicken wings with an Estrella Galicia or Little Creatures draught.

    Location: 2A Sixth Avenue, Singapore 276470
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  • Menu
    Dallas Restaurant & Bar (Boat Quay)
    • $$$$$
    • Boat Quay
    • American
    A La Carte Menu
    Riverside American bar-bistro on Boat Quay that hosts live sports screenings, with chargrilled wings, wagyu burgers and sharing platters. It spreads across three levels, with walk-in seating on the ground floor and alfresco, bookable indoor tables on Level 2, and it also hosts corporate events and private parties.

    Why we love it: Its Level 3 private room with balcony offers three-hour free-flow packages for up to five, a private box for a big match.

    Best for: Post-work drinks and games by the Singapore River with colleagues.

    Must try: Dallas chicken wings with the homemade devil sauce, then the quesadillas platter.

    Location: 31 Boat Quay, Singapore 049820
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  • Menu
    Patro's Sports Bar & Restaurant
    • $$$$$
    • East Coast
    • Bar
    Food Menu
    Open-concept beach restaurant at Parkland Green facing the South China Sea, mixing North Indian and Mexican cooking from the Kinara group with live sport on large screens. It sits next to car park C1 at East Coast Park, making it an easy drive for a weekend game with the family.

    Why we love it: Patro's is the only sports bar here where the sea breeze comes with the match, and families can walk to the beach at half-time.

    Best for: Family football afternoons at East Coast Park with the beach on the doorstep.

    Must try: Fried ladies' fingers with an enchilada on the side, Indian-Mexican style.

    Location: 920 East Coast Parkway, #01-18/19 Parkland Green, Singapore 449875
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  • Menu
    Hippies Bar & Grill
    • $$$$$
    • Geylang
    • Western
    Menu
    Guillemard Road neighbourhood bar with a 1960s and 70s rock, funk and soul soundtrack, pouring Guinness, Stella Artois and Heineken alongside skewers, pasta and grill plates. It is a small, unpretentious local where Chope's profile highlights live sports nights, and doors open at 4.30pm.

    Why we love it: It punches above its size for race and match nights: diners report one huge screen plus two TVs, and it stays open until midnight.

    Best for: Unpretentious match and F1 nights in the east with a rock soundtrack.

    Must try: Tobiko pasta and grilled skewers with a pint of Guinness.

    Location: 391 Guillemard Road, Singapore 399789
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  • Menu
    georges @ The Cove
    • $$$$$
    • Pasir Ris
    • Bar
    Rustic beach-house bar in Pasir Ris Park from the waterfront Georges group, with sea views, beer towers and hearty grill plates. At weekends it opens at 9am with a breakfast menu, and the menu runs to clam alla vino and grass-fed ribeye alongside the wings and ribs.

    Why we love it: The laid-back seaside option: matches are screened on TV some nights, and sharing platters with beer towers suit a relaxed group game.

    Best for: Casual beachside group games in the east, with beer towers to share.

    Must try: Georges wings and BBQ pork ribs with a beer tower.

    Location: 133 Pasir Ris Road, Carpark E, Singapore 519149
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  • Menu
    Brotzeit VivoCity
    • $$$$$
    • Harbourfront
    • German
    Drinks Menu | Core Menu
    German beer hall at VivoCity from Brotzeit, operating since 2006, serving sausage platters, crispy pork knuckle and German beers. There is a kids' menu for families, goulash soup and Thüringer sausage among the classics, and a two-hour dining limit applies.

    Why we love it: Brotzeit suits a big group watching together: Chope diners rate the sausage and Brotzeit platters highest, and parties above 15 can book through the events team.

    Best for: Large groups near Sentosa and HarbourFront who want German beer and sausages.

    Must try: The sausage platter and crispy oven-roasted pork knuckle, with a German beer.

    Location: 1 Harbourfront Walk, #01-149 VivoCity, Singapore 098585
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Where can I watch Premier League football in Singapore?

Le White Bar in West Coast screens EPL matches on big screens, and ARFC Woodleigh, formerly Cafe Football, is built around live football. Barrels in Buona Vista also shows live sport on multiple screens, while Harry's on Boat Quay draws a big crowd for major matches. Book ahead for derby weekends.



Which sports bars are near Boat Quay and the CBD?

Harry's and Dallas both screen sport on the Boat Quay riverfront, and Dugout on Circular Road, a street back, has wall-to-wall screens. Dallas only takes bookings for its indoor Level 2 tables, with the ground floor and alfresco seats walk-in, so book early if you want a guaranteed spot.



Which Singapore sports bars are family-friendly?

ARFC Woodleigh is listed as kid-friendly and opens from 9.30am at weekends, and Patro's at East Coast Park is a beachfront spot recommended for football-loving families. Brotzeit at VivoCity has a kids' menu, but Le White Bar admits over-18s only, so check each venue's age policy first.



Should I book a table at a sports bar for a big match?

Yes. Book early for derby and title-race weekends, when the best tables go fast, and call ahead to confirm your match is showing, as screening schedules vary by venue. Some bars, such as Dallas, only take bookings for certain areas, so check what your reservation covers.



Which sports bars in Singapore have pool or darts?

Le White Bar has a 9ft pool table and Dartslive darts, plus private karaoke rooms for bigger groups, and Barrels in Buona Vista has an in-house pool table alongside its North Indian menu. Both screen live sport, so you can play a frame or two between halves.

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