Next up is the Jetlag Sports Bar in Marylebone which offers sports fans the ultimate living room experience. Sit in sumptuous leather seating and watch the action on a 15ft cinema screen with high definition projection and 7.2 surround sound. Coupled with their signature menu of international street food and premium beers from around the world, Jetlag exudes quality and freshness. In their words: 'Looking for London's best bar to catch the game? You've Arrived!'. For £20 per person (including £15 spend at the bar), you can also book out the Lotus lounge for ultimate comfort!

Then we've got Belushis in London Bridge. It might not be the biggest venue, but don't let that put you off. For starters, they're open at 07:00 every morning so they're one of only a handful of pubs showing sports over breakfast (think Australian Open Tennis, England Cricket Tours and Japanese Sumo Wrestling!). There's always something on the TV; and late at night, it's got a banging mini-night club vibe to boot.

For a completely different atmosphere, head to Riley's Snooker Bar in Victoria. Now, they've often had a reputation as a Phil Mitchell hang out, but believe us when we say that this place is awesome. It's vast, with well over 30 screens, plenty of darts boards and every type of pool/snooker table you could ask for. Each table has it's own screen so you don't have to miss a minute of the action. They've also got a sofa area in front of a 3m HD screen (not projector: screen!). If you're dubious, go there and tell us that it's not one of the best sports bars in the world!

Finally, we've got a true pub to finish the list. The Euston Flyer (in between King's Cross and Euston stations) is certainly one of the biggest sports pubs in the UK and it's one of the best football pubs too. They show most sports, but if you're ever waiting for a train, or hanging around North/Central London, this is where you want to be. Great food, awesome bar staff and, like a true British boozer, a great selection of Ales to sip on.