Soccer Bars in Alhambra, CA
Find places to watch soccer in Alhambra, CA: bars, pubs, and breweries showing the Premier League, Champions League, USMNT, and USWNT.
No places to watch soccer are listed in Alhambra, CA yet. 12 are listed nearby, in towns like Pasadena, Los Angeles and Burbank. Last checked August 28, 2026.
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Nearby, just outside Alhambra
Within about 25 miles, in Pasadena, Los Angeles, Burbank, Studio City, Culver City, Santa Monica and more.
Lucky Baldwin's Pub
Old Pasadena British pub and dedicated soccer bar with a posted match schedule and extensive beer list.
The Greyhound Bar & Grill
Highland Park bar that respects early kickoffs and prioritizes showing live soccer for the northeast LA crowd.
Tom's Watch Bar
Downtown sports bar at LA Live next to Crypto.com Arena with massive screens and stadium sound for big soccer matches.
Tom Bergin's
Historic Fairfax-district Irish tavern open since 1949 with extended hours for live soccer broadcasts.
The Snug
Burbank pub popular with Valley supporters for early-kickoff Premier League and international soccer.
The Fox and Hounds
Studio City British pub, home of Arsenal LA, opening early for Premier League with an English breakfast menu and British ales.
Joxer Daly's
Match-day home of the Chelsea, Liverpool supporters club in Culver City, CA.
O'Brien's Irish Pub
Match-day home of the Manchester United supporters club in Santa Monica, CA.
Cock n Bull British Pub
Santa Monica British pub that was among the first in the US to show live English soccer, dating back to 1990.
Ye Olde King's Head
Longtime British pub steps from the Santa Monica Pier, a soccer haven for Premier League and international matches.
Gallagher's Pub
Match-day home of the Liverpool FC supporters club in Long Beach, CA.
The Auld Dubliner
Downtown Long Beach Irish pub, imported from Dublin, showing live soccer for the harbor-area crowd.

