Monday 12 October
English Premier LeagueCoventry v Newcastle @21:00
La LigaLevante v Sevilla @21:00
Tuesday 13 October
Champions LeagueLens v Sporting @18:45Arsenal v Lille @21:00Viking v Bayern Munich @21:00
Wednesday 14 October
Champions LeagueLASK v Liverpool @18:45Manchester City v PSG @21:00Bodo/Glimt v Borussia Dortmund @21:00
Thursday 15 October
Europa LeagueFC Salzburg v AC Milan @18:45Bournemouth v Sturm Graz @21:00Benfica v Celtic @21:00
Friday 16 October
German BundesligaEintracht Frankfurt v Cologne @20:30
English ChampionshipBurnley v Wolves @21:00
Saturday 17 October
English Premier LeagueEverton v Chelsea @13:30Brentford v Liverpool @16:00Newcastle v Aston Villa @18:30
German BundesligaHamburger SV v Stuttgart @15:30Bayern Munich v Leipzig @18:30
Austrian BundesligaSC Austria Lustenau v LASK @17:00SV Reid v FK Austria Wien @19:30
Sunday 18 October
German BundesligaKonferenz @13:30Bayer Leverkusen v Freiburg @15:30
English Premier LeagueLeeds v Manchester United @15:00Nottingham Forest v Arsenal @17:30
Serie AJuventus v Lazio @20:45
Austrian BundesligaSturm Graz v GAK @17:00
American FootballRed Zone @ 19:00
Sunday 30 August
Chelsea v Brighton @15:00Manchester United v Ipswich @17:30
Austrian BundesligaRapid Wien v Sturm Graz @17:00Salzburg v Austria Vienna @19:00
Home of Arsenal Supporters in Vienna
Oi oi, Gooners! Forget watching Arsenal matches alone on a dodgy stream – The Long Hall is where Vienna’s red-and-white army gathers. We’ve got the fans, the pints and the big screens, so whether it’s smashing Spurs or nicking a last-minute winner against City, you’ll want to be right here, shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow Arsenal nutters.
Celtic at The Long Hall
The Long Hall proudly supports Celtic, and every Celtic match will be shown live here. Come along, enjoy the atmosphere, and cheer on the Hoops with fellow fans in Vienna.
Proudly Sponsoring
We’re not just about pouring pints and showing the footy – The Long Hall is chuffed to sponsor two of Vienna’s finest teams: The Vienna Gaels (GAA legends, masters of hurling, football, and post-match storytelling) and The Wien Wanderers (football wizards with more flair than a Saturday night in Temple Bar).
