The Women’s Rugby World Cup is here, and things are hotting up. The tournament – the biggest celebration of women’s rugby ever staged – will run from August 22 to September 27, with matches played across eight cities in England. The legendary Allianz Stadium Twickenham will host the final and bronze final, welcoming fans from near and far to be part of the global sporting event.
However, if you’re looking to follow the international rugby tournament but don’t have tickets, there are plenty of places in London to watch it with mates, including pubs and sports bars. So go on, pull up a chair in front of the big screen, order your drink of choice, and relax with our guide to where to watch the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in London.
1. Battersea Power Station
Rugby fans won’t just find the action at the stadium as London is hosting a fan zone for the Women’s Rugby World Cup, offering plenty of atmosphere and fun for locals and visitors alike. An iconic tournament needs an iconic backdrop, and Battersea Power Station ticks that box.
There will be a wide variety of activities taking place at the fan zone every day, with weekdays focusing on community sports and weekends screening key matches in the tournament. The fan zone will also have local food vendors and independent bar operators, so you won’t go hungry or thirsty.
📍Battersea Power Station, Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, London, SW11 8DD.
🚇 Nearest station is Battersea Power Station.
🎟️ No booking required, simply show up.
2. The Cabbage Patch
Possibly one of the most famous rugby pubs in the world, The Cabbage Patch, will, of course, be screening the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Located just a hop, skip, and a jump drop-kick away from the iconic Twickenham Stadium; The Cabbage Patch is the ultimate destination for rugby-enthusiasts. With an atmosphere as hearty as its food, an impressive offering of local ales and beers, plenty of seating, and – of course – plenty of screens; it’s the perfect spot to spend game day – so close to the stadium, you can practically hear the chants and the cheers of the fans.
📍The Cabbage Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham, TW1 3SZ.
🚇 Nearest station is Twickenham.
🎟️ Book a table here.
3. Allianz Stadium Twickenham
Allianz Stadium Twickenham is set to host the final and bronze final of the Women’s Rugby World Cup; however, the teams are yet to be determined. General admission tickets to the final have now sold out, but you can still be there with RWC Experiences, with hospitality packages starting from just £155. You can enjoy an all-day experience complete with two matches and the best seats in the house, with packages ranging from private suites and five-star dining to all-day discos and buzzing social spaces. So scrum on down to Twickenham!
📍Allianz Stadium Twickenham, 200 Whitton Rd, Twickenham, TW2 7BA.
🚇 Nearest station is Twickenham.
🎟️ Book tickets here.
4. The Asahi Open Arms
A new flagship pub dedicated to the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 has opened in London, which has been created by the tournament’s official beer partner, Asahi Super Dry. Known as The Asahi Open Arms, the pub in Shoreditch is hosting a programme of live screenings, community events, Q&As and exclusive launches throughout the tournament. The flagship pub is part of Asahi’s nationwide Pub Pledge – a growing movement that now includes nearly 1,000 pubs and bars across the UK, all committing to screen every match of this year’s Women’s Rugby World Cup.
📍The Asahi Open Arms, Queen’s Head Shoreditch, 222 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6PJ.
🚇 Nearest stations are Shoreditch High Street and Liverpool Street.
🎟️ Book a table here.
5. Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf has brought back its spectacular Summer Screens viewing experiences with loads of film-watching and sport screening opportunities, as well as some competitive fun. Running all the way until September 27, visitors can catch their favourite films and the top sporting events at Canary Wharf, including the Women’s Rugby World Cup, across the two enormous screens. They’ll even be operating a huge Mario Kart Championship, where players can compete against friends and family to win big prizes.
📍Canary Wharf Summer Screens, Canada Square Park, 25 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, E14 5AH.
🚇 Nearest station is Canary Wharf.
🎟️ It’s free to visit, simply grab a seat. Find out what’s screening here.
6. The George
One of Britain’s best-looking pubs, The George is not only a luxurious boozer but it’s also proudly showing the Women’s Rugby World Cup on the big screen. If you’re after hearty, comfort food as you kick back with a pint in hand to watch the rugby, this is the spot. Think snacks like black pudding Scotch eggs, huge cheeseburgers, fried chicken sandwiches, hefty pies, The George Dog, and plenty of Guinness.
📍 The George, 55 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LQ.
🚇 The nearest station is Oxford Street.
🎟️ Book a table here.
7. The Three Lanterns
Looking for somewhere to watch the Women’s Rugby World Cup with mates from all corners of London? Located near Leicester Square, The Three Lanterns not only boasts 16 UHD screens, but it also has one mega screen, so you definitely won’t miss the rugby action here. With plenty of food and drink to choose from, as well as bottomless brunch, The Three Lanterns may just tempt you back even when you’re not try-ing to watch sports!
📍The Three Lanterns, 5 Lisle Street, WC2H 7BF.
🚇 The nearest stations are Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.
🎟️ Book a table here.
8. The Clapham North
Whether you’re a die-hard rugby fan or just love the buzz of a proper live sports pub, The Clapham North has got the perfect set-up for every scrum, try, and cheer — from front-row booths to match day bites. The Clapham pub shows pretty much every sporting event you can think of, from football to AFL to the Grand Prix and, yes, the Women’s Rugby World Cup plastered across their screens. Settle in, you’ve got a full day of sports watching ahead of you!
📍The Clapham North, 409 Clapham Road, SW9 9BT.
🚇 Nearest stations are Clapham North or Clapham High Street.
🎟️ Book a table here.
