Where to watch England vs. Argentina in Birmingham: Best pubs and sports bars for World Cup semi-final

On Wednesday night, England will take to the field at Atalanta Stadium, United States to play in their fourth-ever World Cup semi-final, with current holders Argentina the opponents.

The Three Lions will face off against Lionel Messi for the first time after overcoming Norway in a tense quarter-final clash at Miami Stadium, where Jude Bellingham was the saviour of the nation once again, bagging a brace.

Thomas Tuchel's side have failed to reach their potential in terms of performance levels during the tournament so far, however, they remain in the hunt for only their second-ever major title after winning the World Cup in 1966.

Here, FootballGroundGuide discusses some of the best pubs and sports bar to watch the England vs. Argentina semi-final in Birmingham – home of Three Lions hero Bellingham.

England vs. Argentina: Best places to watch in Birmingham

City centre

Flight Club – 13 Temple St, Birmingham B2 5BN

If you've got a large group that all share of a combined love for football and darts, then Flight Club Birmingham could be the ideal spot to watch the action on Wednesday.

The city centre venue is offering semi-private areas to view the game, and you can reserve an oche for up to 12 people or select a bar table if you wish to skip the darts.

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BOX Brindleyplace – 1-2 The Waters Edge Brindley Pl, Birmingham B1 2HL

This game-changing sports bar in the heart of Birmingham is able to provide a rowdy atmosphere for the World Cup semi-final on Wednesday.

A standing ticket for the venue costs £7 and includes a guaranteed spot in the bar area as well as a free drink.

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The Old Crown – High St, Deritend, Birmingham B12 0LD

Established in 1368, The Old Crown is Birmingham's oldest and most famous historical pub, providing an interesting place to watch the Messi vs. Bellingham showdown this week.

Tickets for the event start from £10, however, seats across the venue are first come. first served so make sure to get down there early. Doors open at 5pm!

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Toca Social Birmingham – Bullring, 11 St Martin's Walk, Birmingham B5 4BU

One of the newest sporting venues in Birmingham, Toca Social mixes interactive football offerings with a traditional World Cup viewing experience.

You can book private boxes for up to 30 people and have a few games of interactive football before the real action starts, or simply purchase a ticket for the bar area.

If you want to book this venue, click here.

Outside of city centre

O'Neills Harborne – 310 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9PU

Located a 10-minute bus journey from the city centre, O' Neills Harborne is a good venue to watch the England vs. Argentina match this Wednesday.

You can book tickets for the seating and bench areas around the big screens or book private booths which come with their own TV screens.

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Hare & Hounds – 106 High St, King's Heath, Birmingham, B14 7JZ

If you want an atmospheric yet friendly place to watch the match on Wednesday, look no further than the famous Hare & Hounds in King's Heath.

Usually a stage for up-and-coming musical talents, the South Birmingham venue is hosting a watch party for the big games throughout the World Cup.

If you want to be put on the waiting list for tickets, click here.