Supporters-club home bars, early kickoffs, and pubs that show every match weekend.
Use this Montreal Premier League directory to find the bars and pubs that show the weekend fixtures, with the venues that host supporters clubs marked.
Burgundy Lion says on its own site that it has become synonymous with European football, showing the English Premier League, Champions League and more. It opens at 9am on weekends for matches that kick off then, and asks fans to call ahead about earlier fixtures. LFCMTL, the Liverpool supporters club of Montreal, and Arsenal Montreal both use it as their home.
LFCMTL lists Kelly's Orchard as its second venue, for Liverpool fans in the West Island who cannot get downtown. The club is working toward official Liverpool FC recognition and organises around match days. Its main home remains Burgundy Lion.
Tourisme Montréal lists Café Olimpico in the Mile End for international soccer watching year round. The café draws supporters of clubs from across Europe and South America. It is one of the city's longest-running soccer rooms.
Caffè Italia in Little Italy is listed by Tourisme Montréal as a soccer-focused café. European league weekends fill the room. It has served the neighbourhood's football crowd for decades.
Tourisme Montréal lists L'Barouf on Saint-Denis Street for hockey and soccer. The Plateau bar runs European football on weekend mornings. It is a short walk from Mont-Royal metro.
Les Enfants du Rock MTL is listed by Tourisme Montréal for hockey and soccer. The Plateau bar puts European football on for weekend fixtures. Screens run through the main room.
Tourisme Montréal lists Les Verres Stérilisés on Rachel Street for hockey and soccer. The bar is a neighbourhood option for weekend European football. It sits close to Parc La Fontaine.
Bar Monsieur Ricard near Parc Jeanne-Mance is listed by Tourisme Montréal for rugby and soccer. Weekend European fixtures draw a steady crowd. It is one of the Plateau's sports-forward rooms.