If you’re looking for where to watch FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in Estonia, here’s our handy guide:
On TV: Most games will be broadcast on ETV or ETV2
In bars or pubs: OlyBet Sports Bar and The Dubliner are good places to watch
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is almost here, bringing a month of football drama from June 11 to July 19. While Estonia will not be participating in the tournament, football fans across the country will still be able to enjoy extensive live coverage on television, online streaming platforms, and in sports bars packed with fellow supporters.
This year’s tournament is the biggest World Cup in history, featuring 48 national teams and 104 matches across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The official tournament mascots reflect the three host nations: Maple the Moose (Canada), Zayu the Jaguar (Mexico), and Clutch the Bald Eagle (United States).
Whether you’re planning to watch from your sofa or soak up the atmosphere in a lively pub, here’s everything you need to know about following the World Cup in Estonia.
Watching the World Cup on TV in Estonia
Estonia’s national broadcaster, ERR, will provide extensive World Cup coverage throughout the tournament.
Matches will be shown on:
ETV
ETV2
ETV+ (Russian-language commentary)
ERR Sport Portal
Jupiter streaming service
ERR will broadcast more than a third of the tournament’s 104 matches live, including:
Every quarter-final
Both semi-finals
The third-place play-off
The World Cup Final
A selection of group-stage and knockout matches
Most matches will feature Estonian-language commentary, while games shown on ETV+ will have Russian-language commentary.
Kick-off times are generally convenient for Estonian viewers, with many matches starting between 7 p.m. and midnight.
Key Matches on Estonian Television
Some of the standout group-stage fixtures being shown by ERR include:
Mexico vs South Africa – June 11
Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina – June 12
Germany vs Curaçao – June 14
Spain vs Cape Verde – June 15
France vs Senegal – June 16
USA vs Australia – June 19
Netherlands vs Sweden – June 20
Argentina vs Austria – June 22
Portugal vs Uzbekistan – June 23
Norway vs France – June 26
England vs Panama – June 27
The knockout rounds begin on June 28, with the World Cup Final scheduled for July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Streaming the World Cup Online
If you’re away from home or prefer watching on mobile devices, ERR’s digital services provide excellent coverage.
The best options include:
ERR Sport Portal
Jupiter streaming platform
Both services allow fans to watch selected matches live and follow tournament coverage from anywhere in Estonia.
Best Sports Bars and Pubs to Watch the World Cup in Estonia
For many football supporters, World Cup matches are best enjoyed with a crowd, a cold drink, and a lively atmosphere. Tallinn has several venues known for showing major sporting events and football tournaments.
Scotland Yard Pub, Tallinn
One of Tallinn’s best-known sports pubs, Scotland Yard features one of the largest sports screens in the city and regularly broadcasts major football events. Its English-style pub atmosphere makes it a popular destination for international football fans.
Unibet Sports Bar, Tallinn
Located on the edge of Tallinn’s Old Town, Unibet Sports Bar is purpose-built for sports viewing, with multiple screens, food service, and extensive live sports coverage. Football fans frequently recommend it as one of the best places in the city to watch major tournaments.
OlyBet Bar & Grill, Tallinn
A modern sports bar in the Old Town, OlyBet Bar & Grill regularly advertises live football broadcasts and has already promoted World Cup opening-match screenings. It’s a strong option if you’re looking for a dedicated football atmosphere.
OlyBet Sports Bar (Olümpia), Tallinn
With seven large screens and space for around 70 fans, this venue is specifically designed for live sports viewing. If you’re planning to watch a high-profile knockout match or the final, booking ahead is recommended.
Other Popular Football Viewing Spots
Local football fans often recommend:
Hell Hunt
O’Leary’s Kristiine
Nimeta Baar (”The Pub With No Name”)
The Dubliner in central Tallinn
While not exclusively sports bars, these venues frequently show major football fixtures and can provide a lively matchday atmosphere.
Tips for Watching the World Cup in Estonia
Arrive Early
Popular venues can fill quickly, especially for:
England matches
Germany matches
Portugal matches
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
The Final
Reserve a Table
Many Tallinn sports bars accept advance bookings. This is highly recommended for weekend matches and knockout-stage fixtures.
Check Closing Times
Because some West Coast-hosted matches kick off close to midnight Estonian time, verify that your chosen venue will remain open for the full game.
Follow Social Media
Many sports bars announce special screenings, promotions, and table availability through their social media channels during major tournaments.
The Final Word
The FIFA World Cup 2026 promises to be the largest and most ambitious tournament in football history. Even without Estonia in the competition, fans across the country will have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the action.
Whether you’re watching on ETV from home, streaming through Jupiter, or joining fellow supporters in one of Tallinn’s sports bars, the World Cup is set to deliver five weeks of unforgettable football.
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