Friends
Open to Watch party
About premier League weekend match at a sports bar
Sports fans
Find someone to watch the match withWatching the Premier League at a bar Saturday?
Big games are better with someone who cares as much as you do. Post a watch-along card for the Premier League, the F1 race or an early-morning NBA game, and meet fans nearby.
Post your first cardHow it works
Free · 18+ · Area only, never your exact spot
For adults 18 and over. You confirm your age when you sign up.
Why it works
- Post the exact match, so you meet people who care about it.
- Pick a bar or a public screening near you.
- Rival fans welcome, or not. Say so in the card.
- Free, and no club membership.
Cards you could post
Examples to start from. Change the details to suit you.
Friends
Open to Watch party
About F1 race at a bar, first-timers welcome
Friends
Open to Watch party
About NBA game over breakfast
Friends
Open to Futsal
About A kickabout before the match
Friends
Open to Watch party
About big match at a community screening
More ideas, ready to post
Tap one and the post form opens already filled in.
Good places to meet
- Sports bars at Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay and Holland Village: Book a table for big games.
- Community clubs: Some CCs hold public screenings for big tournaments.
- Kopitiams with TVs: Many show live matches, and the atmosphere is free.
Tips
- European matches often start late at night in Singapore. Say the kick-off time.
- Book a table for derbies and finals.
- Say which team you support. It saves awkward moments.
Questions
Can I post for a match at home?
Meet somewhere public for a first meet, like a bar or kopitiam. Home watch parties are for people you already know.
What about F1 race weekend?
See our race weekend page for watch-along ideas, or post a card for a bar near the circuit.
Do I need to drink?
No. Kopitiams and cafés show games too. Say 'no alcohol' in the card if you prefer.
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