Euro 2024 final big screens to watch Spain v England this weekend

It’s so close to coming home. After Ollie Watkins’ dramatic 90th-minute winner against Holland, England are in the final of Euro 2024 on Sunday 14 July.

The country hopes the Three Lions can emulate our amazing Lioness and win the Euros, bringing the trophy back to British soil. Fans across the country will be glued to their screens on Sunday, but the question is: which screen are you watching it on?

There are a number of options, your home, the local pub or perhaps one of the big screens showing the final in the capital. We at MyLondon have highlighted some of the best places.

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Battersea Park is doing a huge outdoor screening of the final which will take place at Battersea Park Bowling Green. However, this event is released and all tickets are sold out, so there will be no chance to go see it if you come to the gate.

Vinegar Yard has created what they call the ‘ultimate area for England World Cup fans’ with a massive screen in the shadow of the Shard. However, that fanbase is already depleted.

There was no indication that there was another screening open, but there are many places with huge screens showing it. Devonshire Market has a large screening in its courtyard which is free, and the Soap Yard in Borough Yards has been transformed with outdoor screens, seating and pop-ups to showcase a summer of sport.

Boxpark have shown all the Euro matches at their Shoreditch, Croydon and Wembley locations where you can watch all the action on the big HD screens while grabbing a bite to eat and a drink. Of course, they’ll also be screening the final, with tickets going on sale today (July 11) at 6pm.

Big Penny Social, the UK’s largest pub with over 100 taps, will broadcast the final on three massive HD screens inside. Tickets are already sold out, but you can join the waiting list here.

With both indoor and outdoor screens, Bethnal Green’s Cider House will be showing the final on Sunday (July 14). Doors will open at 4pm and visitors will be able to choose from a range of ciders and beers to accompany the event.

As all of England’s matches have been shown on the three giant screens at Between The Bridges, it’s no surprise that the final will be too. All tickets are currently sold out, but you can join the waiting list here.

Market Halls are screening the England match at both their Oxford Street and Canary Wharf sites, with various booking packages available. Find out more about the event and get your ticket here.

Both the Vauxhall and Peckham Market Place venues also show the football on massive screens. And during the final, you’ll be able to get pints for five.

However, there is a chance to go and see the finale at an even bigger screening than any of the aforementioned. Announced by London Mayor Sadiq Khan last night, the O2 Arena will host a huge Euro final screening with a huge 16m screen showing the game.

There will be 15,000 tickets available for people to watch the final. To get tickets to this, you must enter your ballot on the City Hall website before Friday, July 12 at 9am.

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