The 11 best places to watch the World Cup in the West Midlands | OneFootball

The countdown to the World Cup is on, and West Midlands fans are weighing up where to catch every kick. As reported by ExpressAndStar.com, venues across Birmingham, Wolverhampton and West Bromwich are gearing up.

In Birmingham, O'Neill's on Broad Street is a staple with multiple screens and a central spot. BOX in Brindleyplace brings large screens, while Hennesseys Bar in Digbeth packs in dozens of screens and huge indoor space. Canal-side The Distillery offers a calmer setting without losing the big-match feel.

In Wolverhampton, The Leaping Wolf is noted for giant screens and a football-first crowd. The Merry Boys Inn adds indoor and outdoor viewing, The Castle Inn keeps it traditional, and The Moon Under Water in the city centre has room for groups.

In West Bromwich, The Vine is famed for matchday buzz and food alongside World Cup viewing. The Sportsman is a Sandwell favourite for live sport and passionate crowds.

Broad Street and Brindleyplace are likely to draw the biggest numbers, particularly for England games. Elsewhere, Wolverhampton’s sports pubs and Black Country locals often deliver an authentic, community feel.

Many venues are expected to take bookings for high-profile and knockout ties, so book early and arrive well before kick-off. With football fever building, supporters will have plenty of places to enjoy the tournament this summer.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com