Where you can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Hong Kong

The city is packed with excellent watering holes that are more than happy to host your late-night viewings. Places like Wan Chai Stadium, Belly and the Beer, and The Blind Pig are showing all 104 games live, opening around the clock throughout the tournament with massive screens, cold beers, great food, and a lively atmosphere no matter the time of day. If you’re just hoping to cheer on a few of your favourite teams, however, we recommend heading to The Globe or Jack’s Racquet Room where they’re screening selected matches throughout the day.

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Hong Kong’s party central Lan Kwai Fong is running a six-week carnival until July 20, partnering with over 20 local venues to broadcast matches on giant screens. The festivities are rolled out in two parts: an initial phase featuring themed photo spots and warm-up activities, followed by a grand finale weekend from July 18 to 20, with food and drink stalls, live street performances, dedicated fan zones, and more.

From June 12 to August 7, Kai Tak Sports Park is turning Kai Tak Mall 2 into a World Cup viewing hub. Partnering with Now TV, they’ll broadcast over 30 matches on a mega screen, throwing in giveaways like free Coca-Cola and other drinks during select games. Numerous restaurants and brands are also rolling out promotional offers, while the AC Milan Academy Hong Kong will be launching a series of free football classes for kids. Check out the broadcast schedule here.

MCP Central has lined up broadcasts from both Now TV and ViuTV to show all 104 matches live on a 280-inch 4K screen. Their 2,000-square-foot viewing zone at the L1 Atrium will stay open 24/7 all through the tournament, welcoming fans for both the late-night grinds and the early-morning kickoffs.

Sino Group is back with its ‘Goal Together’ campaign, collaborating with Now TV to bring all 104 games to three of its flagship malls completely free of charge. Over at Olympian City, fans can enjoy the action on a giant 430-inch LED screen set against an indoor grass pitch, complete with a dedicated ‘Morning Family Zone’ offering family seatings, cheering props, and special breakfast viewing parties for early-morning kickoffs.

Meanwhile, Tmtplaza boasts the city’s largest mall screen – a whopping 540-inch display – alongside fun challenges like the PS5 Football King Challenge with prizes worth up to $40,000. Finally, Citywalk is transforming into a football carnival, pairing the live broadcasts with interactive games, fitness sessions for seniors, and even a toddler crawling competition.

Prefer to catch the games at home with your mates? From June 11 to July 19, ViuTV (Channel 99) and its online platform will be airing 25 matches for free, including the semi-finals, third place play-off, and the grand final match.