Every four years, the world stops for football.

Since the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930, the tournament has given us some of sport’s greatest moments: Maradona’s “Hand of God,” Zidane’s headbutt, Iniesta in extra time, Germany’s 7–1 demolition of Brazil, and Messi finally lifting the trophy in one of the greatest finals ever played. Entire countries rise and fall emotionally over 90 minutes. Friendships are tested. Pints are spilled. Voices are lost.

And this summer, it all happens again.

Which is why you should absolutely not watch it alone on your couch pretending you “don’t really care who wins.” Instead, head to The Long Hall where World Cup football is watched the way it’s supposed to be watched – loudly, emotionally, and with a proper pint in hand.

At The Long Hall, every match becomes an event. The room erupts at every goal, strangers become temporary teammates, and suddenly you’re passionately supporting a country you visited once on a city break in 2017. That’s the magic of the World Cup. And that’s pub football culture at its finest.

In the early part of the tournament, selected group-stage matches will be shown live in the pub – check-out our poster showing exactly which games are being shown – followed by extensive coverage of the knock-out stages, allowing you to carefully organise your summer around football and “just one quick pint.”

Expect:
Huge matches on big screensProper Irish pub atmosphereFootball fans from all over the worldLast-minute winners celebrated like national holidaysAt least one table convinced England are finally bringing it home
From dramatic group-stage nights to the chaos of knockout football, The Long Hall is where Vienna watches the World Cup this summer.

Check the poster. Pick your matches. Arrive early.

Because World Cup memories are better made in a pub.