Where to watch: Rugby World Cup at Young’s Pubs

The summer of sport continues as the Red Roses take to the pitch for the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup from 22nd August. PA Life share Youngs Pub’s unbeatable atmosphere, with big screens, an unbeatable atmosphere, top-notch pints on tap, and scrum-ptious food to tuck into, each pub offers the perfect spot to cheer on every kick, tackle and try. To make things even better, Young’s is offering a free round of ice-cold Asahi for all dining bookings for 4 to 10 people to enjoy while watching the match!

See the top spots below:

Hope & Anchor Brixton

Fresh from a top-to-toe refurbishment, with 24 TV screens, a huge projector and private heated garden huts, the Hope & Anchor is the scrum-worthy destination to catch the rugby action. Whether you’re with the squad in one of the 12 Tiki huts or enjoying the buzz in the bar, this Brixton pub sets the scene for a brilliant match-day experience. Check this out here.

Orange Tree Richmond

Every game feels alive at the Orange Tree, with two huge drop-down screens and booming surround sound. Just a short walk from Twickenham, order a pint, tuck into the sizzling BBQ on the patio and join fellow fans in cheering the England team to victory.

Leather Bottle Earlsfield

With HD screens and one of London’s largest beer gardens, The Leather Bottle is a top spot to catch the games – whatever the weather. Decked out with private huts for group bookings, round up your mates to enjoy craft brew and chin-dribblin’ burgers from the Burger Shack, paired with that unbeatable match-day buzz. Check this out here.

The Nothcote Clapham Junction

In the heart of Clapham Junction, The Northcote is a go-to for every Women’s Rugby World Cup moment. With massive HD screens, crystal-clear sound and even a private projector room, it’s made for match days. And here’s the kicker: their Tipsy Toasties – gloriously messy brioche toasties served hot from 11 am to 1am on weekends – are just the thing to keep you going, win or lose. Check this out here.

Nine Elms Tavern

Just moments away from Battersea Power Station, Nine Elms Tavern is the ideal riverside hangout for ice-cold beers and carefully crafted cocktails. With four HD screens, riverside views and tasty pub fare to tackle, the Nine Elms Tavern is making sure you won’t miss a moment of the excitement. Check this out here.

Alexander Pope Twickenham

Head to the home of rugby in Twickenham where the Alexander Pope awaits with its big HD screens showing every match. Located by the stadium and open for pre- and post-match celebrations, settle in with a pint from its selection of draught beers and fuel-up on pub classics while cheering the Red Roses onto victory. Check this out here.

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