England’s Euro 2024 semi-final to be screened at historic Manchester venue – with incredible deal for first 200 people

As England head into the semi-finals of Euro 2024, a Manchester venue has announced it will host the match… with a great deal for the first 200 fans through the doors.

The Three Lions are through to the semi-finals and will face either Turkey or the Netherlands on Wednesday 10 July. Gareth Southgate’s side produced an impressive display in the closing moments of tonight’s quarter-final against Switzerland.

The team came through a magical penalty shootout after a difficult 1-1 match with overtime and overtime. After the final whistle, Manchester’s Albert Hall announced it would screen Wednesday’s game.

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Kick-off will be at 8pm, so the Albert Hall opens its doors from 5pm for fans to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the pre-match commentary. Entry is £5 – but there is an offer.

Everyone who arrives between 5pm and 6pm gets free entry and the first 200 people through the door get a free case of beer each.

The venue will host a large screen with the venue’s full sound system, well known to music fans who have enjoyed some iconic Manchester concerts there.

Gareth Southgate’s England are through to the semi-finals after taking on Switzerland in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024.

England fans are on cloud nine in Manchester’s AO Arena, along with a number of other fan zones and pubs showing the match in the city center as the team took on Switzerland to win on penalties . The last time Switzerland beat the Three Lions was in 1981 – failing to win their last 13 matches against the England side.

But Switzerland have failed to break down England in this Euro tournament, with Southgate’s side conceding five penalties to Switzerland’s three.

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England were one of the favorites for the tournament, but the team’s performance since then has not lived up to the hype. Southgate’s men looked shaky against Slovakia in the last 16, finishing with a 2-1 victory after a powerful bicycle kick from Jude Bellingham and a goal to earn victory from Harry Kane in the last minutes of play.

But faith was restored as the Three Lions roared back in the final moments of the match, proving that penalties were not an issue this time.