Where to watch the World Cup in Glasgow

Glasgow’s largest arena is screening all three group stage matches. As well as large screens showing the match they also promise music and special guests. There are adult and child tickets available making this a family-friendly option. Learn more at OVO Hydro.

4 The Fans are hosting fan parks at SWG3 Galvanizers and O2 Academy across all three group stage matches. They’re offering live DJs and performances before and after the matches, and food and drink on offer throughout the venue. 

Tickets are still available for all O2 Academy fan parks and you can join a waitlist for the sold out SWG3 group stage events. They also have bookable slots for the knockout stages at SWG3 with a refund offered if Scotland don’t make it past the group stages.

More info at 4 The Fans.

Where better to watch Scotland’s first appearance at the world cup in almost 30 years than at the home of the national team? Hampden Park are hosting a watch party in the Lomond Suite on Friday 19 June. Tickets include a complimentary drink and food voucher. You can read more about what’s on offer at Hampden Park.

Looking to enjoy as many World Cup matches as possible? Alongside all Scotland and England matches, O’Neills are showing every game live. They’re offering multiple screens, cold beers and a decent food menu. There's limited bookable space during the tournament so you’re advised to get there early. Timings and menus are available at O’Neills.

The Marlborough are showing every Scotland match throughout the tournament - offering a more intimate viewing experience in the southside. They serve a creative selection of cocktails and shots, as well as typical pub fare. Find info about tickets and booking on Instagram.

American-themed sports bar Campus are marking the World Cup by showing a selection of matches throughout the tournament - including every Scotland fixture. Campus is popular with students in the city and offers budget friendly fare. Find out more on Instagram.

Sports-mad patrons can enjoy every Scotland and England game, as well as a selection of other games from across the tournament, at the Granary. They offer an extensive food and drink menu and lively atmosphere. You’ll need to show up early, but you can find info about upcoming screenings at the Granary.

Football fans in the east end can enjoy the lively pub atmosphere at Saint Lukes & The Winged Ox. They're showing all Scotland games - with live music, talks with former football stars, and bandaoke to keep you entertained between matches. You can book in advance at St Lukes & The Winged Ox.