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A Detroit institution since the 1960s near the old Tiger Stadium site, Nemo's was named the No. 2 sports bar in the country by Sports Illustrated. This family-run bar in Corktown shows international soccer alongside all major sports, and is consistently listed among Detroit's top soccer viewing spots. Famous for their burgers and chili, with a welcoming vibe that draws a cross-section of Detroit sports fans.

Detroit, Michigan

The home bar of the Detroit Celtic Supporters Club. Originally opened in 2018 on Gratiot in Eastern Market, Collect reopened in 2024 in a new East Village location with a large patio and indoor space. A curated beer bar with excellent selections of craft beer, wine, cider, and kombucha. On match days, Detroit's Celtic faithful gather here to watch Scottish Premiership and European football in a relaxed, community-oriented setting.

Detroit, Michigan

The undisputed soccer bar of Detroit. Home to LFC Detroit, the official Liverpool supporters club that has swelled from 80 members to over 500 since 2013. Owner Erik Olson keeps the bar open for every Liverpool match regardless of kickoff time. Features authentic Anfield memorabilia including a wood-carved You'll Never Walk Alone motto and metal replica of the Shankly Gates. Located in the historic Eastern Market district, the bar broadcasts all Premier League matches plus F1.

Detroit, Michigan

Detroit's dedicated soccer bar and restaurant, located inside the Detroit City Fieldhouse -- the training facility for Detroit City FC. Opens at 9 AM on weekends for Premier League brunch with English beef pies and warm apple pie alongside craft beer. This is where you watch DCFC road matches, catch every Premier League kickoff, and feel the heartbeat of Detroit's soccer culture. West Ham's Detroit Hammers supporters also gather here.

Detroit, Michigan

Among the oldest English expat social clubs in America, established in 1962 by English immigrants who came to work at the GM Technical Center. British soccer viewing is one of its main creeds alongside Friday night fish fry, dart leagues, and British trivia. Open to all walks of life despite its Commonwealth origins. A unique piece of Detroit's British sporting heritage where you can watch the Premier League in an authentic English club setting.

Warren, Michigan

A Victorian-style Irish public house in downtown Plymouth featuring custom mahogany woodwork and hand-crafted stained glass. Soccer takes top billing on the televisions here, with dedicated Premier League and Champions League viewing events. Certified Guinness pub with 24 taps focusing on Michigan and European craft beers, over 100 Irish whiskeys, and authentic Irish dishes including shepherd's pie and fish and chips.

Plymouth, Michigan

The official pre-match bar of Detroit City FC, where the legendary March to the Match begins. Supporters gather at this converted 1919 axle factory to play fowling -- hurling a football at bowling pins -- before drumming, chanting, and singing their way through the streets of Hamtramck to Keyworth Stadium. Features 30 fowling lanes, a 200-seat beer garden, and a massive bar. Open since 2014, this is where DCFC culture comes alive on match day.

Hamtramck, Michigan

The official pre-match bar of the Northern Guard Supporters, Detroit City FC's legendary independent supporter group. Under new ownership since 2022, this bi-level venue on Joseph Campau is where the March to the Match assembles before every DCFC home game. Supporters gather for drinks and camaraderie before drumming, chanting, and parading through Hamtramck's streets to Keyworth Stadium. Also a beloved live music venue with a top-tier sound system.

Hamtramck, Michigan