Where to watch the Six Nations 2022 in London

Do you hail from the other side of the Severn Bridge? If Wales are playing, the London Welsh Centre is the place to go. The venue’s 170-square-foot screen’s not too shabby either. Iechyd da! 

London Welsh Centre. £10. Find out more here. 

Get to Finsbury Park’s beloved rugby pub The Faltering Fullback at least two hours early if you want to secure a table – if not, it’s standing room only, and things get real cosy. If you lose your mates in the nook-filled three-storey beer garden, just make new ones. Much easier.

Faltering Fullback. Free entry, arrive as early as possible.

For those tired of cramming themselves into poky pubs, try Boxpark Croydon or Wembley. Each venue will be set up with large HD screens and a solid choice of street-food vendors for the  Six Nations. The crowds will be huge, but the indoor-outdoor set-up allows for some space to breathe, which means you’re much less likely to spend the game in the armpit of a stranger’s England jersey. 

Various Boxpark venues. General admission £5, register in advance. Find out more here. 

Sitting on a rooftop might seem like an odd thing to do in February, but Pergola Paddington is completely covered and has decent-sized screens showing the Six Nations. When you’re staring wistfully out the window at a low point in the game, you’ll have a damn good view across the city. 

Pergola Paddington. Free entry, book a table in advance.