The FooTNiK in Ebisu publishes a fixture calendar covering the Premier League alongside the J-League, the Emperor's Cup and ACL Elite. It opens at 3pm and stays open past midnight for late European kickoffs. It is Tokyo's best-known British-style football pub.
The FooTNiK's Osaki branch in ThinkPark Plaza runs the same Premier League fixture calendar as Ebisu. It opens at 11:30am and serves through the late European matches. The room is larger and easier to book for groups.
Sports Bar Fiori in Shinjuku runs four large screens able to show different matches at once, covering the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup. It suits a weekend with several simultaneous kickoffs. The bar is central to Shinjuku's nightlife.
The Highbury in Shinjuku is described as Tokyo's best-known Arsenal bar, drawing lively crowds of Gooners for Premier League fixtures. The pub takes its name from Arsenal's old ground. Expect a partisan room on match days.
The Grafton in Gotanda shows football on a large projector screen and its owner takes requests for specific matches. That makes it a useful option for fixtures other pubs skip. The room is a neighbourhood British pub rather than a big sports hall.
British Pub 2nd Half in Takadanobaba is a football-oriented pub that opens for the early weekend matches. It is aimed squarely at supporters rather than general sports crowds. The student district around it keeps it busy.
Irish Pub Banshee in Shibuya shows Premier League matches and keeps a well-updated fixture schedule on its social channels. It is the most convenient option for anyone already in Shibuya. The pub runs an Irish menu alongside the football.