It’s been an odd couple of years as an England fan. We’ve looked decent in recent tournaments – only falling at the last hurdle in the last Euros to Italy – but have yet to win anything. UEFA Euro 2024 could be the year that changes. With some of the world’s best players in Bellingham, Kane and Foden, why not start dreaming of glory now? England has seemingly failed upwards into the Euro final – so where should you watch it this Sunday?
1. Bristol & Bath Science Park
After its World Cup success, Strike Fan Zone returns to Emersons Green for Euro 2024. It’ll set up outside and show all three England group games on a seven-metre LED screen. Plus, expect a high-quality sound system, stalls selling Bratwurst and beer, and thousands of fellow England.
As of writing, there are a limited number of free tickets for these first matches, before rising to only £2.36. Grab a table for up to six guests for £10.84, but guarantee being sat close to the screen for £32.04. When/if England gets out of the groups and enters the Round of 16, prices will rise – with a standing ticket costing £5.54. You can learn more here.
Bristol & Bath Science Park, Dirac Cres, Emersons Green, Bristol BS16 7FR
2. King Street Brewhouse
A much-loved brewery, King Street Brewhouse has a reputation as one of Bristol’s best football pubs. They’ll be screening all the Euros matches this summer. One of Bristol’s top taprooms, guests can expect tons of beers to choose from, tasty grub like burgers and hot dogs (good match food, if you ask us) and plenty of space. A bonus is that walk-ins are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The brewery will show the matches with several screens dotted throughout the venue, so you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the taproom while watching the games live.
King Street Brew House, 13 Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4RR
3. The Prospect Building
Yes, it’s back from the dead. The former torpedo testing site once again hosts 4TheFans for every England game. Hosted by football legends like Ian Holloway, Emile Heskey and Lee Trundle, this is a unique way to watch every goal, corner and tackle. Expect anti-glare screens, food and drink, a live DJ, and an interactive show. To learn more about the fan park at The Prospect Building head here.
The Prospect Building, 39-46 Feeder Rd, Bristol BS2 0SE
4. Walkabout
Grab your mates and head to Walkabout to watch every pass, tackle and goal, as the Lions roar their way to victory. Cheer on your country as you enjoy all the action on the bar’s massive HD screens with a refreshing cold pint. Chow down on Walkabout’s food offers as a tasty accompaniment as you watch the football. You can catch the games throughout the month-long tournament at Walkabout, however, booking is recommended to not be disappointed.
Walkabout, 40 Corn Street, BS1 1HQ
5. Wiper And True Taproom
It’s where all the cool kids will be watching the Euros in Bristol. Wiper and True are showing all of England’s Euros 2024 matches (and all the knockout games) at their Taproom. And they’ve even got a “big, beautiful new projector screen” to ensure you don’t miss a thing. If the only thing you love more than seeing Saka tear apart defences is a genuinely tasty beer, here’s your spot.
Wiper And True Taproom, Unit 11, City Business Park, St Jude’s, Bristol BS5 0SP
6. Ashton Gate Independence Sports Bar
You’ll know Ashton Gate’s Independence Sports Bar from the ‘bar goes wild’ meme. Relive the celebrations of Euro 2016 of Sturridge scoring the winner against Wales with two of England’s Group C matches. You can watch England vs Serbia on Sunday, June 16th (8pm KO) and England vs Slovenia on Tuesday, June 25th (8pm KO). You can buy a ticket for £6 per person, which comes with a complimentary drink, and the bar will open an hour before kick-off. You can learn more here.
Ashton Gate Stadium, Winterstoke Road, BS3 2LQ
7. The Cider Press
The Cider Press on Gloucester Road doesn’t just have one screen but boasts a whopping eight screens alongside two HD projectors, so you’re likely to have a good view of the action wherever you sit. As its name suggests, cider is certainly served here with 32 draught options to choose from, so cider lovers can enjoy this paradise and catch the Euros. No matter who you’re supporting or which team you got in the sweepstake, you’re bound to have a good time when there’s cider involved! Get your apple a day and good dose of footy!
The Cider Press, 86-90 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8BN
8. Racks Bar & Kitchen
More than 12 screens run throughout the Clifton sports bar, Racks Bar & Kitchen. Walk-ins are always welcome, but make sure to book a seat in front of one of the flatscreen TVs with a £10 ticket – that you can use against food or drink. This is the best way to settle into the game without a worry – except for whether your team will win or lose, of course – with all Euros games will be shown. To learn more head here.
9. SWX
SWX expects nothing less than 1200+ fans to squeeze into the City Centre venue. It’s promising “the biggest screen in Bristol and a huge pre-match party” too. The fan zone will show all three English games in Bristol for £5 each. Oh, and did we mention that the first 300 tickets are free?
SWX, 15 Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2JY
10. The Old Fish Market
A fantastic pub for watching football no matter the occasion, The Old Fish Market will be screening every Euros game this summer. To guarantee a seat, make sure to book beforehand, but we’re sure you’ll be able to squeeze in somewhere if not. You’ll also be able to enjoy a range of Fuller’s pints, specialist whiskies and gins, and some proper pub grub whilst you watch.
The Old Fish Market, 59-63 Baldwin St, Bristol BS1 1QZ
When is the UEFA Euro 2024 final?
England will play Spain in the final of Euro 2024 in Berlin on Sunday, July 14. Kick-off is at 8pm and (if you’d rather watch at him) you can catch it on BBC and ITV.