The Jetlag Sports Bar in Marylebone 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!

First up is a personal favourite of ours - the Sporting Page in south west London. The Sporting Page not only shows key sporting events on 4 screens but manages to pull off the perfect mix of a real sports atmosphere, 6 ales on the bar that have been cared for with love and attention as well as classic pub dishes - all served by a team of staff who really do care about every punter! Even without sport, this would still be one of the best pubs in London.

If you're in Central London, you should certainly consider making the trip to one of the best sports pubs in London - The Globe. Located by Baker Street tube station, it's a stones throw from Madame Tussauds and Regents Park. Luckily, given its popularity, it's pretty vast, set on two floors with a sizeable outside area as well. With affordable food and a decent selection of ales, lagers and spirits, it's always worth a visit on match day.

If Carlsberg did Sports Bars... well, they do, and they're really bloody good! Set in the Empire Casino on Leicester Square, this spot is worth coming to London for itself. Entry is free, capacity is 200 and the food (including "make your own burger") is superb. They also show pretty much anything on TV!

The best sports bar in East London has a distinctly continental feel to it (there's more Chorizo on show at Bar Kick than in one of MatchPint's famed pasta lunches...). As such, Spaniards, Italians and David Luiz regularly flock here for the big games. Why? Big screens, an electric atmosphere, and enough Table Football tables to host an international tournament. The best Happy Hour in town runs from 4-7 EVERYDAY (£2 bottled beers and £4.85 cocktails) - well worth a visit.

This old and beautiful pub on Clapham Common might be a little piece of Ireland, but it's a massive piece of London. Take as read the viewing facilities (2 HD Projectors and 4 plasmas) and consider the heated beer garden, the Table Tennis tables and plenty of Fusball. A cracking atmosphere is guaranteed for all rugby and football matches while the Thai food is also excellent.

A humdinger of a sports pub in London. For the casual fan, there are two huge projectors, three plasmas and an outdoor TV while pretty much every sporting event under the sun is screened live. For the hardcore, get acquainted with "The Shack". A downstairs cinema with a capacity of 30 and a sizeable 3D TV is supplemented with a fridge stocked with your favourite beers and a secret hatch to the bar if in need of pints.

Definitely the most traditional of the best sports pubs in London, the Flyer is a Fuller's pub, so good ale is a prerequisite. Perhaps surprisingly for such a large pub, the food is scrummy with the pies a big hit. Located between Euston and King's Cross, it's the perfect spot to catch sport on the big screen before running off to catch a train.

In Fulham lies the last of our best London Sports Pubs. The Southern Belle sits just around the corner from Craven Cottage and the welcoming nature of local football club Fulham is perfectly reflected in the venue. All the best live sport on TV with plenty of activities to pass the time when the TV's off - American Pool tables, private Karaoke rooms, live DJs on Friday, and Saturdays, as well as a scrumptious and regularly changing menu. A pub that's more than worth a visit any day of the week!