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Where to watch the World Cup 2030 

The World Cup is back in June 2030, and it's set to be one of the biggest and most memorable tournaments in football history. 

As the world comes together to celebrate 100 years of the World Cup, the action is heading to Morocco, Portugal and Spain for an unforgettable summer of football.  If the 2026 World Cup is anything to go by, there'll be drama, passion and unforgettable moments from the opening game right through to the final at our pubs showing the World Cup. 

Big screens, big atmosphere, big live matches 

There's no better place to catch every goal, every tackle and every last-minute winner than at your local Greene King sports pub. With big screens, an unbeatable matchday atmosphere and perfectly poured pints, we'll be showing all the biggest games live throughout the tournament. Whether you're backing your home nation or simply soaking up the world's biggest sporting spectacle, gather your mates, wear your colours and experience every moment with fellow fans. 

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World Cup 2030 Fixtures

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Stadium-side... Outside

You heard us right – some of our pubs showing the World Cup will be showing all of the action on their outdoor screens, which means you can catch the action from Europe while making the most of the British sunshine. Doesn't get much better than that, right?

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Food to keep you going from qualification matches to the final

Fill up with our range of burgers, pub classics, steaks and sides – from kick-off to final whistle, there won't be a hungry belly in sight at the World Cup.

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Drinks that'll win the group stage

Fully stocked bars are the only way to prepare for the World Cup, so we're already securing those extra kegs, bottles and mixers. Maybe you could even have your own drinks World Cup? (Although we're pretty sure beer's always going to win.)

The starting lineup for the World Cup 2030 

Morocco, Spain and Portugal 

The defending champions, Spain, alongside Morocco and Portugal are the three main hosts of the 2030 FIFA World Cup – making Spain the first-ever champions to host their defending campaign. The tournament is set to be held in some of Europe and North Africa's most iconic venues: 

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