New Orleans Guide
New Orleans treats a Saints game like a festival. The Pelicans fill the arena all winter, and the city never really closes. Every big match finds a crowd somewhere.
The Central Business District sits beside the dome and the arena, so it fills first. The French Quarter keeps its bars open late every night. Mid-City, the Lower Garden District and Bywater add the neighborhood rooms.
New Orleans uses Central Time. European matches start in the late morning, which suits a long brunch. Use the filters to find sound on, big screens or outdoor seating.
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Bayou Wine Garden
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Bayou Wine Garden
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Boondock Saint
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Boondock Saint
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Chart Room
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Chart Room
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Cooter Brown's Tavern
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Cooter Brown's Tavern
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Copper Monkey Bar & Grill
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Copper Monkey Bar & Grill
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Crescent City Brewhouse
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Crescent City Brewhouse
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Crown & Anchor English Pub
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Crown & Anchor English Pub
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Erin Rose
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Erin Rose
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Ernst Cafe
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Ernst Cafe
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Fahy's Irish Pub
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Fahy's Irish Pub
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Fat Harry's
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Fat Harry's
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Finn McCool's Irish Pub
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Finn McCool's Irish Pub
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Finnegan's Easy
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Finnegan's Easy
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Garden District Pub
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Garden District Pub
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Good Friends Bar
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Good Friends Bar
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J&J's Sports Lounge
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J&J's Sports Lounge
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Kerry Irish Pub
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Kerry Irish Pub
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch live sports in New Orleans?
MatchCrowd lists verified sports bars and venues across New Orleans. The busiest areas are the French Quarter, the Central Business District and Mid-City. Use the filters to find big screens and sound on.
Are there soccer bars in New Orleans?
Yes. New Orleans has soccer bars with a loyal crowd. Many venues show the Premier League, the Champions League, MLS and Liga MX.
What time do matches start in New Orleans?
New Orleans uses Central Time. European matches start in the late morning, which suits a long brunch. Check MatchCrowd for today's schedule and the venues showing each match.
Do I need a reservation to watch a match in New Orleans?
Walk in for most matches. Book ahead for derbies, finals and playoff games. Filter by "Reservations" to find venues that take bookings.
Which teams do fans follow in New Orleans?
New Orleans fans follow the Saints and Pelicans. LSU, Premier League and Liga MX crowds also fill bars across the city.
How does MatchCrowd verify venues in New Orleans?
MatchCrowd checks that every venue exists and shows live sport. Fans then confirm each showing in real time. You therefore see which venues show tonight's match, not just which bars own a television.


