1 ARSENAL PUB IN COLUMBUS
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Arsenal vs Leeds United
Sat 10 Oct · 12:30 UK
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The locals' pick
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The Ballyhoo Public House
Vancouver, Canada
“Vancouver Arsenal's home since the Cinema shut. A Theatre District pub on Burrard, pub food, a long tap list and pizzas people go on about. The West Coast burden applies: a 12:30 kickoff in London lands at 4:30 in the morning here, so the supporters club posts which games they are gathering for rather than opening for all of them.”
Added 5d ago
O'Reilly's
Oslo, Norway
“Sports bar first, Arsenal pub second. Forty-five screens, every league going, and a Friday quiz that locals take far too seriously. But a decent pack of Gooners ends up here for the big ones and it fills up close to kickoff, so get in an hour or ninety minutes early if you want a seat. One catch: doors at 13:00 Saturday and 14:00 Sunday. An early Sunday kickoff and you're stood on Markveien watching the shutters.”
Added 6d ago
Two Brewers
London, United Kingdom
“Match-day home for Arsenal fans in London. Two Brewers opens up for every fixture with the commentary on. Rated 4.7/5 on Google.”
Added 1mo ago
The Hare
London, United Kingdom
“Cocktails & draft beer offered in humble, compact quarters with a pool table & an old-school vibe. Match audio on for every match. Arsenal fans gather here on match day in London.”
Added 1mo ago
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How do I know these pubs actually show Arsenal?
Every pub on here was submitted by a fan who watched a match there. Not scraped from Google, not pulled from some database. A real person sat in that pub, watched Arsenal, and thought "this should be on GoonerPubs." Every submission gets checked before it goes live. If a pub shuts down or stops showing games, fans flag it and it gets pulled.
I’m heading somewhere for a match. Where do I start?
Search by city. Look for pubs marked "Match audio on." That means match commentary, not a muted screen in the corner. "Opens early" is the one to watch if you’re in the US, Asia, or Australia where kickoffs land at stupid o’clock. Always read the description. Fans who submitted the pub usually mention things like whether you need to book, how early to arrive, and where to sit.
A pub on here has closed or doesn’t show Arsenal anymore.
Happens. Pubs change hands, landlords lose interest, TVs get turned off. Hit the "Something wrong? Let us know" link at the bottom of the pub’s page. It’ll get reviewed and either updated or removed. The whole thing only works if fans keep it honest.
Can I add a pub?
That’s the idea. Tap "Submit a Pub." Takes about 60 seconds, no account needed. You just need the name, the city, and enough detail so the next Gooner walking in knows what to expect. Every pub on the site got here because one fan bothered to add it.
How do I update or correct a listing?
If a pub’s details are wrong — hours changed, new address, description needs updating — drop us an email at hello@goonerpubs.com with the pub name and what needs fixing. We’ll sort it within 48 hours. Pub owners: same deal. Email us and we’ll get your listing right.
Why isn’t there a pub in my city?
Because nobody’s submitted one yet. If you know a place where you can actually hear the match and there are other Arsenal fans, add it. You’ll be the reason the next Gooner passing through has somewhere to go instead of watching on their phone in a hotel room.
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