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Right opposite the University of Leeds, you'll find one of the best pubs in Leeds - the Eldon. With 1 big screen and 4 TVs, they've always got a decent crowd in for football and rugby. There are four ales on tap if you include Tetleys and four lagers for the students across the road to wash down. They're a great neutral venue for Premier League action and they tend to show quite a bit of Spanish football as well. If you can't see La Liga in their upcoming games, give them a ring and we're sure they'll stick it on! |
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It's not in the centre of town, but there's one thing that makes Drysalters one of the most exciting and best sports pubs in Leeds - it's right next to Elland Road. If you want to soak up the Leeds Utd match day atmosphere, there's no better place- who knows, you might even bump into Ken Bates and ask him if he misses 2001 and Champions League Football! They've got a big screen for the big games and 3 other TVs so you'll always get a good view. Plenty of lagers (5) and at least one decent cask ale (Black Sheep is a regular) alongside a couple of dent bitters means the bars always a good place to start. They also have regular food offers so give them a call or check the website for details and bookings. |
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Last but not least, we've got one right in the centre of town - Hoagys Bar. There are more TVs than the other two (11 in total) and they can show two games at once. With two bar areas and a small seating area outside, there's plenty of room for big groups and you can call ahead to make a table reservation. There's enough going on when the sports not Live on TV as well with 7 pool tables upstairs and a Friday night disco for all you divas out there. Throw all of that into the mixer and you come out with one of the best pubs in Leeds for sport. |
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As the name suggests, this American-style sports bar is the Mecca of venues for fanatical fans. With 15 plasma screens and 4 massive projectors, there is live sport wherever you look. You can kill time in between games on the various arcade machines and one of the 10 pool tables, as well as enjoying the great drinks promotions on offer and a couple of corn dogs from the kitchen. Well worth a visit if you're in Leeds. |
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The Pendas Arms is a friendly, local kind of dive with great beer and a spankingly good selection of nosh. They show all the big games on the box so if you fancy something more low key than the glitz and glamour of Shooters, this is a good bet. It's family friendly and well worth a visit. |
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