Watch the 2026 World Cup in Edgewater Miami

The World Cup Comes to Miami — Watch It at The Leinster

For one summer, football takes over the world — and it's happening right on our doorstep. The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the biggest ever: 48 nations, 104 matches, played across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with Miami's Hard Rock Stadium hosting seven games of its own. You don't need a stadium ticket to be part of it. You need a screen, a cold pint, and a room full of people who care — and that's exactly what The Leinster is.

We're showing every single match — all 104 of them — live on multiple screens with the sound turned up. Whether your colours are Brazil, Portugal, Colombia, Mexico, the USA, England, or anyone else in the draw, you'll find your match and your people here. Pull up a stool, order a pint, and settle in. This is where to watch the World Cup in Miami.

And because we run our happy hour Monday through Friday from 4–7 PM with $8 imperial Guinness pints, plenty of afternoon kickoffs come with a cold one at a fair price.

World Cup Matches in Miami

Seven games at Hard Rock Stadium — and all 104 live on our screens

All kickoff times Eastern and subject to FIFA confirmation. Group-stage match-ups per the official Miami Host Committee schedule; knockout match-ups are set as the tournament progresses.

The Whole Tournament, Live

From the opening match to the final — we're on for every round

Why Watch the World Cup at The Leinster

The Leinster is the go-to sports bar in Edgewater Miami — a proper pub where the match is always on, the sound is always up, and the pint in your hand is always cold. It's the atmosphere that makes it: the roar when someone scores, the groan at a missed penalty, a room full of fans who actually care. Here's what you get on World Cup match day:

• Every match on multiple screens, with full sound on the big games. Not muted TVs in the corner — we turn the volume up when it matters.
• All 104 matches, every nation. Brazil, Portugal, Colombia, Mexico, the USA, England and beyond — whatever your team, your game is on.
• Real pub food through every match. Fish & Chips, Shepherd's Pie, Bangers & Mash, wings, and a Full Irish for the early kickoffs. See the full menu.
• $8 imperial Guinness pints during happy hour, Mon–Fri 4–7 PM — right when the afternoon games kick off.
• Open every day — weekends from 10 AM, weekday afternoons, late till 1–2 AM, so we've got the early matches and the late ones covered.
• Easy Edgewater location. 1600 NE 1st Ave — walkable from the neighborhood, a short hop from Midtown, Wynwood, the Design District, Brickell and Downtown. No South Beach parking nightmare.

Upcoming Matches

This week at The Leinster

More Than the World Cup — Miami's Live Sports Bar

When the World Cup wraps, The Leinster stays Edgewater's home for live sport. We're a true Premier League bar in Miami — every fixture, every match day, from the 7:30 AM early kickoffs to the late games, with full sound and dedicated screens. Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, Man City, Man United: whoever you support, you'll find your people here. We're one of the few Miami bars that opens early for European football and treats it with the reverence of a pub in London or Dublin.

Beyond football, we run NFL Sunday Ticket all season, UFC pay-per-view fight nights, and — for the Irish at heart — GAA (hurling and Gaelic football) and Six Nations rugby, which you won't find on many Miami screens.

FAQ: Watching the World Cup in Miami

Where can I watch the 2026 World Cup in Miami?

Right here at The Leinster in Edgewater (1600 NE 1st Ave). We show every one of the 104 matches live on multiple screens with full sound — it's the place to watch the World Cup in Miami.

Do you show every World Cup match?

Yes — all 104, from the opening match on June 11 to the final on July 19, including the seven games being played in Miami at Hard Rock Stadium. Whatever team you support, your match will be on.

Do I need a reservation to watch the World Cup?

No — just come on in. Walk-ins are always welcome and there's no cover. For the very biggest matches we recommend arriving a little early to grab your spot, especially during happy hour.

Do you serve food during the matches?

Yes — the kitchen runs through every game. Order a Full Irish Breakfast for the early kickoffs, Fish & Chips at halftime, or wings and Shepherd's Pie for the evening games. See the full menu.

What other sports do you show?

Premier League, NFL Sunday Ticket, Champions League, La Liga, Six Nations rugby, GAA, and UFC fight nights — if there's a major match on, we're showing it.