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Where to watch England take on Spain in the Euro 2024 final
11 July 2024, 09:54 | Updated: 11 July 2024, 09:56
We take a look at the best places to watch Sunday’s Euro 2024 final across the country.
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England reached the final of Euro 2024 in dramatic fashion on Wednesday night, with a last-minute winner from Ollie Watkins sending the country wild.
The big match against Spain kicks off this Sunday at 8pm, as the country comes to a halt to watch the Three Lions make history.
Watching the game from home will be easy enough, with the match set to air on both ITV and BBC.
But what if you want to catch the footy on a big screen?
Below, we’ve listed some of the best places to watch the Euro 2024 final across the country.
London
London is filled with pubs, fan zones and other venues to watch the match...
The O2 Arena
Up to 15,000 fans will get the chance to watch the final on a massive screen at the O2 this Sunday.
Tickets will be allocated through a ballot on City Hall’s website which opens at 10am on Thursday and will run until 9am on Friday.
Successful entrants will be informed by midday on Friday.
Boxpark
All three Boxparks across the capital will be playing the match on Sunday.
Located in Shoreditch, Wembley and Croydon you can expect each venue to be jampacked with fans on the big day.
Tickets to watch Sunday’s final go on sale on Thursday evening at 6pm - https://boxpark.co.uk/euro-2024/
Flat Iron Square
Flat Iron Square has an impressive 18 screens to watch Sunday’s match, both inside and outside. The London Bridge venue offers food, music and drinks but is sure to sell out quickly.
Book your place here - flatironsquare.co.uk
Clapham Grand
The Clapham Grand in South London will be playing the match on a massive 24ft screen, but you’ll need to be quick if you want to book your place.
Book your table here - https://claphamgrand.com/euros-2024/
Pop Brixton
Al Fresco food hall Pop Brixton is once again bringing out its screens for Sunday’s match.
Book a table here - https://www.popbrixton.org/
The Faltering Fullback
Essentially every pub in London will be showing the match this Sunday, but Finsbury Park’s Faltering Fullback is perhaps the best spot to watch the footy.
Book your table here - falteringfullback.com
Manchester
AO Arena
The 21,000-seat Manchester Arena will once again be showing the football this Sunday.
The atmosphere was electric last night as thousands gathered there to watch England overcome the Netherlands.
Get tickets here - https://www.ao-arena.com/events/detail/england-final
The Lawn Club
Machester’s Lawn Club is the perfect place to watch the footy if the sun is out. Tickets will set you back £20 per person, but it will be well worth it to watch England make history.
Get your tickets here - https://www.thelawnclub.co.uk/
Liverpool
Bierkeller Liverpool
If what you want on Sunday is a lively atmosphere, the Bierkeller in Liverpool is the perfect spot for you.
A deposit will cost you £20 but walk-ins are accepted - thebierkeller.com
Boxpark Liverpool
Just like its London counterparts, Liverpool’s Boxpark will be showing the match.
Revolution Liverpool Albert Dock
With a capacity of 500 people and plenty of drinks to go around, Revolution on Albert Dock is another great spot to watch England lift their second-ever international trophy.
Free to book tickets - https://www.revolution-bars.co.uk/bar/liverpool-albert-dock/