During the World Cup 2014, 100RMB at the door gets you 4 bottles of Tuborg or glasses of house vodka and mixer. Get there at around 11-11.30pm to get seats in front of the big screen at the front.
Watch the games on the city's 'biggest outdoor HD Projector' as beloved Irish pub O Malley's pops up in the courtyard space here for the World Cup. 100RMB gets you a litre of Carlsberg.
With a huge projector screen in their leafy terrace, and multiple big TVs around the pub this Xujiahui pub is a safe bet for following your team, whatever the sport. Read more.
Service gets sloppy when the crowds pile it at this microbrewery but the rowdy atmosphere, top brews, pub grub and big screens make it one of our top bars to watch sport in the city. Read more.
This large microbrewery with lots of big screen sports, pool tables and a pub food menu (mains 60-80RMB) stands out from the Hongmei Walking Street crowd thanks to their range of quality craft beers. Read more.
One of Time Out's favourite Shanghai microbreweries, this cosy three storey lane house-style bar serves a great selection of ales and food (including one of the city's best burgers).
One of the best places to watch sports in Shanghai with screens everywhere (even under your feet on the staircase), the ability to show every major sporting event and regular happy hours. Read more.
A cutting-edge microbrewery that looks like something from Willy Wonka’s factory, The BREW, in the new Kerry Hotel Pudong, boasts some of the best beers in town. Read more.
The Shed is still a relaxed laidback space for cheap, quality drinks with a healthy dose of live sports screenings, including Aussie rules football, rugby and European and Premiership football. Read more.
